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That's a meaningless hypothetical. Why would Uber do that? They have every incentive to make sure that drivers are getting paid as much as possible and that rid
by dylanjermiah 11y ago
That's a meaningless hypothetical. Why would Uber do that? They have every incentive to make sure that drivers are getting paid as much as possible and that riders have the cheapest prices possible, they literally have hundreds of people working on finding the equilibrium.
- mcuk2k 11y agoOnce you become the de facto platform and you move from a start-up to a multinational public company, there's no longer a need to look after the contractors. There's added pressure to milk those contractors for all they've got. The contractors are easily replaceable and will live under constant threat of upcoming automation.
- dylanjermiah 11y agoNo. Uber will always have the incentive to keep drivers happy, as they are competing with every other job. If another position values their time more they will move there. On the topic of self driving cars, full saturation is at least a couple of decades away.