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was tipped 10 bucks for a delivery received only 10.80 in total compensation. that s a pretty good deal for instacart. 80 cents per delivery is below the minimum wage. in another case cited by the new york times, two workers earn $10 each for delivery even the one got $6 tip and another $4 tip. in other words, a bigger tip meant less base pay. if you did a better job for the customer, the stanford grads who run instacart just took more money from you because that meant more money for them. instacart ceo acted embarrassed andar chastened doesn t matter because exploitation is now the standard in the brave new economy the donor class has created. almost all gig economy workers are contract employees. that means they don t get health insurance and don t make enough to support themselves. taxpayers make up the difference with social programs. and that s one of the reasons your taxes keep going up so that the hipsters who run uber can afford to buy another compound in hawaii and write ano
then in return for a job well-done you added to their base pay with tips. the system seemed to have the right incentives built. in the best employee he is in the right places could do really well waiters, for example. what if you took away the salary and left the lowest paid workers in our society with only their tips? what if the richest people in america were doing that right now and keeping it secret? well, it s actually happened. you won t be surprised it s the billionaires of silicon valley who did it consider insta cards company let s you order groceries online. already worth $7 billion. in an effort to boost profit the company changes the way it mays employees. starting last year every driver at insta cart guaranteed a minimum of 10 bucks for every delivery the good news. the bad news the company used driver s tips to meet the minut minimum. shifted payroll cost to the customer and shafted their own employees in the process. in one case, a worker who was tipped 10 bucks for a de
base pay with tips. the system seemed to have the right incentives built. in the best employee he is in the right places could do really well waiters, for example. what if you took away the salary and left the lowest paid workers in our society with only their tips? what if the richest people in america were doing that right now and keeping it secret? well, it s actually happened. you won t be surprised it s the billionaires of silicon valley who did it consider insta cards company let s you order groceries online. already worth $7 billion. in an effort to boost profit the company changes the way it mays employees. starting last year every driver at insta cart guaranteed a minimum of 10 bucks for every delivery the good news. the bad news the company used driver s tips to meet the minut minimum. shifted payroll cost to the customer and shafted their own employees in the process. in one case, a worker who was tipped 10 bucks for a delivery received only 10.80 in total compensation.
i get paid $10.80 an hour. just recently in june, my hours were cut down to 12 hours a week. my paycheck was $222 for two weeks. so, you know, i m always trying to climb up. there s a constant climb. that is the one thing i think is important for me being here today for people to understand, you just broke down my whole everything. could anyone live off of that amount of money like i do every da? every month? every week? it s difficult. it s not something we choose to do. of course we want to get a full-time job. of course my husband wants to go back to school. he has a masonry degree. i m a very smart, intellectual, independent person. but my circumstances don t allow me to go to school and to also work and juggle our family. once you start working and get