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The New York Times: Gig Workers Say High Gas Prices May Be a Breaking Point

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The New York Times: Gig Workers Say High Gas Prices May Be a Breaking Point

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The New York Times: Gig Workers Say High Gas Prices May Be a Breaking Point

Copyright Caroline Gutman 2024

Updated Mar 2022

Location Coopersburg, PA

Topics Business, Capitalism, Corporate, Economy, Journalism, Media, Photography, Photojournalism, Portraiture, Transportation

Summary

For The New York Times: Philippe Jean, who drives for Uber and Lyft part-time, took part in a boycott last week to draw attention to rising gas prices and inadequate support for drivers. "I think personally if I sat down and did the numbers, it would be break-even."

Story written by Kellen Browning

Full story: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/17/technology/gas-prices-uber-lyft-drivers.html

Gig Workers Say High Gas Prices May Be a Breaking Point
Some drivers say they find it hard to justify spending hours on the road for Uber or Lyft as fuel costs continue to tick upward.
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