> In one week in May, she earned $604 for 28 hours of work
I wonder if they count "hours of work" as hours with a passenger or as total hours driven. If the latter then she actually "worked" longer hours.
I wonder if they count "hours of work" as hours with a passenger or as total hours driven. If the latter then she actually "worked" longer hours.
Even if its "hours with a passenger" its still too short; it really should be "hours in which other activities were foregone so that she could be logged in and ready to accept passengers".
So this is an actual hourly wage, but that doesn't mean that a move up to full time at the same wage is possible.