See my edit - I clarified this.
> Ridesharing has always been about flexibility, not full-time employment, even though some people work full-time hours.
Have you ever driven for Uber? This is not correct. Why would drivers sue Uber/Lyft if that wasn't the case?
> Earnings vary wildy by person. Some people do great, others don't. There's no universal calculation.
And some earnings don't even give people enough money to live. Do you understand why most modern societies have minimum wage?
See my edit - I clarified this.
> Ridesharing has always been about flexibility, not full-time employment, even though some people work full-time hours.
Have you ever driven for Uber? This is not correct. Why would drivers sue Uber/Lyft if that wasn't the case?
> Earnings vary wildy by person. Some people do great, others don't. There's no universal calculation.
And some earnings don't even give people enough money to live. Do you understand why most modern societies have minimum wage?