I'm an employee, I pretty much decide my own hours. Sometimes it's 20 hours per week, sometimes it's 60, most of the time it's around 40. I can work Saturday and not Monday, I can work 4-10's and take Friday off, etc.
Uber and Lyft employees are paid on commission. Uber and Lyft don't call it commission, but that's exactly what it is. You get X% of your sales, with bonuses, etc.
For me, price was never the primary motivator of using Uber or Lyft. It's the convenience and having a well known brand that will more likely than not actually come pick me up.
Uber and Lyft employees are paid on commission. Uber and Lyft don't call it commission, but that's exactly what it is. You get X% of your sales, with bonuses, etc.
For me, price was never the primary motivator of using Uber or Lyft. It's the convenience and having a well known brand that will more likely than not actually come pick me up.