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No, you didn't understand. We are talking about people who are treated as employees, already required to show up at certain times, etc. They don't have "whateve
by pekk 11y ago
No, you didn't understand. We are talking about people who are treated as employees, already required to show up at certain times, etc. They don't have "whatever contractor benefits." They are simply classified as contractors for tax purposes.
- ahallock 11y agoWait, we're talking about Uber, right? On their website it states: "As an independent contractor with Uber, you’ve got freedom and flexibility to drive whenever you have time. Set your own schedule, so you can be there for all of life’s most important moments." What am I missing?