Uber Shutting down in Cali

[FaTaL]

Shut down in the 5th largest economy in the world because you dont want to treat your drivers as employees

 

[⠀⠀⠀]

lyft threatening to pull out of CA too. lyft was always my choice

 

[FaTaL]

lyft threatening to pull out of CA too. lyft was always my choice

I doubt they pull out knowing they’ll have the whole state to themselves. Paying the benefits is worth it in that scenario

 

[livewire]

If there has ever been a perfect company to show you what not to do/how to run things etc......uber is it

 

[Deezy314619]

They prices been gone up way too high in the past year anyhow. But damn

 

[MikelArteta]

don't blame uber

 

[levitate]

Bye.

 

[FaTaL]

don't blame uber

Why not?

 

[MikelArteta]

Why not?

there a business gotta maximize profits

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

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[Genos]

This will be the ultimate test of the "billionares will leave if we tax them more" talking point. I'm guessing they will stay if the judges stand strong as you are leaving one of the worlds largest economies wide open

 

[Vilify]

Any uber drivers in here, are the benefits worth the tradeoff? If you're an employee I assume uber will get to set your schedule, dictate your route, approve or deny time-off requests, set dress code etc

I always thought the main attraction to Uber was the ability to "be your own boss" and decide how much you want to work and make.

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

there a business gotta maximize profits

Nah breh

 

[WesCrook]

Repost:

A few years ago, an Uber driver charged me $50 for leaving "excessive soil on the vehicle floor". Of course I needed receipts so I told her to send me a picture.

I got the pic and there were only 2 strands of grass on the floor and I wasn't even SITTING ON THAT SIDE.

Took almost 2 months of going back and forth with them to get my money back. So since then, I've been like "Fukk Uber"

 

[MikelArteta]

Any uber drivers in here, are the benefits worth the tradeoff? If you're an employee I assume uber will get to set your schedule, dictate your route, approve or deny time-off requests, set dress code etc

I always thought the main attraction to Uber was the ability to "be your own boss" and decide how much you want to work and make.

people want it both ways they want that but also want employee benefits