However has to be said that uber eats is not their core business. I've heard about it before but never used it. They should probably leave that business to others.
I mean, how is it that, in one of the richest countries in the world(1), in the more abundant period of human history, there are people that have to accept those conditions?
(1) and, supposedly, one of the more socialist also!
Ironically, parts of the employee protection in Sweden is based on semi voluntary deals between unions and employers. There is no law for minimum wage, for example.
Are you referring to a previous article that says Uber Eats is just to juice up Uber's revenue numbers for their investors?
I recall that Uber ride-share accounting doesn't use top line as revenue (only the cut), but for Uber Eats, they are allowed to use the whole order as revenue.
