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Not everyone though - freelancers and contractors in particular want to work on their terms.
by testfoobar 2y ago
Not everyone though - freelancers and contractors in particular want to work on their terms.
- larkost 2y agoI think the issue is that in this case the drivers want to work on their terms, and Uber/Lift want to be able to limit the number of drivers at certain times (i.e.: work their terms) in order not to pay minimum wage to lot of drivers when there are too many drivers logged-in (and thus just sitting around). There are aspects that are unfair for both parties... and this is exactly the sort of situation that Uber/Lift have setup: it is going to be exploitive to someone. The companies just thought it could always be them doing the exploiting.