Re:Uber drivers win employee rights case
by smsm42 on Saturday October 29, 2016 @09:06PM
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> 2 hours per.month would mean they also have to pay you for 2 hours 53 minutes per year of holiday.
But the money is paid for driving people around, not for being there. So where 53 minutes come from?
> It's just paying people to work for you, hardly a crazy business model.
Nope, it's paying people to work for you and also paying money just because. If somebody works for you for 2 hours and you have to pay for 2 hours and 53 minutes that's not paying for work.
Simple, it's scaled for how long you work. 2 hours per.month would mean they also have to pay you for 2 hours 53 minutes per year of holiday.
Really, uber are not the only company that hires people for irregular work. This stuff has all been worked out a long time ago.
> That doesn't sound like sane business model -
It's just paying people to work for you, hardly a crazy business model.