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So if a driver works on both Uber and Lyft or whatever, the driver is an employee of all those companies?
by datashow 7y ago
So if a driver works on both Uber and Lyft or whatever, the driver is an employee of all those companies?
- guerrilla 7y agoYes, many people work more than one job.
- datashow 7y agoNot at the same time.
- cambalache 7y agoIs the driver driving 2 cars at the same time? Is he making two travels one for Uber one for Lyft at the same time?
- darkwizard42 7y agoNo, but at any given moment he is signed in and available on both platforms. Who should front the bill for the waiting time?
- cambalache 7y agoThe same people who are fronting the bill right now. Nobody.
- avianlyric 7y agoYou can’t do jobs for two ride sharing companies at the same time. You just can’t take two different people to two different destinations in one car.
- umeshunni 7y ago> You just can’t take two different people to two different destinations in one car. Yes you can - that's literally how carpooling (or UberPool, Lyft-line etc) work.
- vishaalk 7y agoI think he means you can't (or it's not feasible) to do both an Uber ride AND a Lyft ride at the same time. Unless they magically align, you will be punished for going off itinerary for both.
- calcifer 7y agoNobody drives for Uber and Lyft at the same time either.
- foogazi 7y agoWonder if they’ll have to sign a non-compete Or clock-in 9-5 for a salary?