> “Drivers would not be able to choose when to sign on anytime they want it,” he said. “They would work in shifts like every other employee works in shifts."...
> Experts have said there is nothing in federal or state law that precludes Uber from offering its drivers the same flexibility as employees as they have now as contractors.
I wonder if it grates on the soul to spew propaganda on behalf of Uber of all things.
Let's not forget that this is a company that was built by violating the law in cities across the country. It's not surprising they wouldn't be squeamish about flaunting it now.
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 12.8 ms ] threadI wonder if it grates on the soul to spew propaganda on behalf of Uber of all things.