Re:Uber and Lyft ordered by California judge to classify dri...
by JMTQp8lwXL on Wednesday August 12, 2020 @12:34AM
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When it comes to standard W2 employment, an employer can also list $X/hr or an annual salary.
You can absolutely go in and demand whatever you want. If you ask for 3x, you probably won't get the job. But 5% or 10% over x? It's possible. I don't see how contracting is 'locked in'. You are certainly free to negotiate, unlike on Uber or Lyft's platform.
You can absolutely go in and demand whatever you want. If you ask for 3x, you probably won't get the job. But 5% or 10% over x? It's possible. I don't see how contracting is 'locked in'. You are certainly free to negotiate, unlike on Uber or Lyft's platform.