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> There are some examples where employees have to work specific shifts but still get paid less depending on what they're doing. That sounds reasonable, so long
by autoexec 2y ago
> There are some examples where employees have to work specific shifts but still get paid less depending on what they're doing.
That sounds reasonable, so long as their base pay is enough that they can support themselves at full time hours.
- diebeforei485 2y agoFlight attendants get paid $2.13 per hour while at the airport, until boarding is done. They do get paid more to fly, but it is of course a more skilled job than an Uber driver, and requires special training and testing that not everyone passes. And they cannot just work when they want to. They get assigned schedules by the airline. There might be some ability to swap a flight with other flight attendants, and there might be some sort of bidding process of varying effectiveness depending on the airline, but at the end of the day it is not a flexible role like Uber.