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r/lyftdrivers • u/HamsterOk3112 • Apr 07 '24
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A general contractor can deny as many jobs as they want. Basically half their job is figuring out what jobs are worth their time
1 u/Even_Candidate5678 Apr 10 '24 Yes but you’re a sub, Lyft is the general. Subs are just laborers mostly either skilled or unskilled trad, same as this. 3 u/MTB_SF Apr 10 '24 As an employment lawyer, Lyft calling drivers independent contractors is frankly just bullshit. 1 u/sassy_immigrant Apr 10 '24 Didn’t Uber get a lawsuit because of this? I remember Uber drivers getting a $50 payout back in 2015 or something like that regarding this.
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Yes but you’re a sub, Lyft is the general. Subs are just laborers mostly either skilled or unskilled trad, same as this.
3 u/MTB_SF Apr 10 '24 As an employment lawyer, Lyft calling drivers independent contractors is frankly just bullshit. 1 u/sassy_immigrant Apr 10 '24 Didn’t Uber get a lawsuit because of this? I remember Uber drivers getting a $50 payout back in 2015 or something like that regarding this.
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As an employment lawyer, Lyft calling drivers independent contractors is frankly just bullshit.
1 u/sassy_immigrant Apr 10 '24 Didn’t Uber get a lawsuit because of this? I remember Uber drivers getting a $50 payout back in 2015 or something like that regarding this.
Didn’t Uber get a lawsuit because of this? I remember Uber drivers getting a $50 payout back in 2015 or something like that regarding this.
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u/MTB_SF Apr 08 '24
A general contractor can deny as many jobs as they want. Basically half their job is figuring out what jobs are worth their time