Pretty sure we've already decided as a state that the minimum livable wage is $15/hr, so $9.50 doesn't cut it.
Are there stats on how many Uber drivers have a second job vs. for how many it's their primary source of income.
Regardless, I reject the notion that someone should be required to hold down more than one job in order to make ends meet. If they like to have more than one job, and the total hours work out to something reasonable, sure, but my impression of this is that we see people working multiple jobs out of necessity, at significantly north of 40 hours per week, and are still living paycheck-to-paycheck.
Are there stats on how many Uber drivers have a second job vs. for how many it's their primary source of income.
Regardless, I reject the notion that someone should be required to hold down more than one job in order to make ends meet. If they like to have more than one job, and the total hours work out to something reasonable, sure, but my impression of this is that we see people working multiple jobs out of necessity, at significantly north of 40 hours per week, and are still living paycheck-to-paycheck.