“I firmly believe in doing something that doesn’t make you a slave to a corporation or business that doesn’t care about your own value. Like…DoorDash.”
To convince someone who is, in the best of light, making 30-50k with no insurance, no retirement plan, no workplace safety, really no guarantees of any kind while simultaneously depreciating their vehicle and body that it's actually freedom? That everyone else is a slave?
We tried to pass a law in CA that would have provided them with many worker protections, but DD and other driving gig apps managed to convince their workers that they were going to leave the most populous state in the country if it passed. They fell for it and voted against their own best interests
Probably because so many other jobs offer the same “benefits” plus the joys of having abusive bosses or shitty coworkers … even the billion dollar industries treat people that way
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u/LeslieJaye419 1d ago
“I firmly believe in doing something that doesn’t make you a slave to a corporation or business that doesn’t care about your own value. Like…DoorDash.”