Uber didn't want its white collar employees to have to wash their hands in the same sink as its gig worker drivers.
This really tells you everything you need to know about Uber. Every single thing.
vice.com/en_us/article/…
This really tells you everything you need to know about Uber. Every single thing.
vice.com/en_us/article/…
I mean, it's been obvious forever, but this puts so fine a point on it that it's impossible to see it in any other light: This is a company predicated on exploiting one class to benefit another. Period.
This is what Uber thinks of the lower class workers who are generating the profits for the salaried employees: They're too disgusting to share a bathroom with
follow @bigblackjacobin, who made this blog + rules
a) yes I should not have used the word ‘profit’ lol as Uber has never ever been anywhere close to profitable—but the reason they have any revenue at all is thanks to drivers
b) I feel like there should be a hashtag here, suggestions welcome
b) I feel like there should be a hashtag here, suggestions welcome
ALSO: UBER drivers/Experts/employees at Greenlight Hubs and beyond—hit me up if you've seen other examples of this, my DMs are open!
