Thursday, May 9, 2019

Interviews with 35+ Uber drivers in India reveal growing discontent with the platform, which has gradually removed its large incentives (Reuters)

Reuters:
Interviews with 35+ Uber drivers in India reveal growing discontent with the platform, which has gradually removed its large incentives  —  MUMBAI/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - In 2016, Rajesh Raut started driving an Uber taxi in Mumbai, hoping he could earn more than the $215 he received each month for making flatbreads at a roadside stall.



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