That is in the UK.. in the US, no one considers driving for Uber or Door Dash a job. It is side income, or better known as contract work. I don’t see how going onto an app and choosing gigs for people can be confused as doing work for a company.
I've seen plenty of posts to the contrary.
> I don’t see how going onto an app and choosing gigs for people can be confused as doing work for a company.
Well, there is a detailed explanation for why what Uber does constitutes employment in the article I linked.
More recently the ride share drivers I’ve gotten have been older folks who report that they’re just supplementing income. A lot of the delivery drivers (Uber, DoorDash, Postmates, Amazon Flex, Instacart, etc) I see are younger and seem to be doing it full time.