I don't know if you'd have to strike for a whole week. What if drivers just refused to drive from 7am-9am?Let's Strike and put end to this unfairness.
There is only ONE WAY you are going to get Uber to change it's "My way or the highway" mentality. You can threaten to strike, organize slow downs ,start petitions, complain or cry. Until a large number of drivers don't open the app and don't drive nothing is going to change. Uber holds all the cards and any efforts other than not driving is a futal attempt and is like trying to shovel fog!Let's Strike and put end to this unfairness.
Let's Strike and put end to this unfairness.
That's why we have to grow A Pair. If we keep talking and whining about our situation nothing is going to happen.We have to show Uber management that we are humans that feels and think and we are not just bodies in Cars. If we are going to do something it has to be BIG to send a CLEAR message that we mean business. So one WEEK STRIKE is a good message. And this is not going to hurt anyone since we are not making any money Driving with this price RATE. If we factor our TIME, GAS and expenses we will find out that we are giving people rids for FREE.I don't know if you'd have to strike for a whole week. What if drivers just refused to drive from 7am-9am?
Do you really think that this forum is the best place to try to organize a strike? Many have tried this and all have failed.If we keep talking and whining about our situation nothing is going to happen.
And then factor in the percentage of desperate drivers who will use the strike as a way to make more money due to the decrease in drivers.What percentage of Uber drivers do you think are even aware this forum exists. I would guess less than 1%. A 1% strike would be totally meaningless.
How do you intend on reaching the other 99%?
I understand, But we can't give up we have to keep trying until to get everyone on board. Because this is going to benefit everyoneTrying to organize a strike on this forum has never worked in the past. There has to be a better way to organize in each individual market. Considering that the new breed of drivers are often too brain-dead to even read, organizing here seems useless to me. Uber has too many drivers. If you could pull off a strike, there would still be plenty of greedy, short-sighted drivers who have the mentality of less drivers means more money for me.
Good luck. I hope you can really organize and pull off a meaningful strike. If you do, please come here and share detailed information of how you did it.
What percentage of Uber drivers do you think are even aware this forum exists. I would guess less than 1%. A 1% strike would be totally meaningless.
How do you intend on reaching the other 99%?
I know that but spreading the message is very effective. This had happened in Chicago, IL and it worked. By driver relaying the message to other friends Drivers until the message was spread enough and then they set a date for Stike. Some Drivers though didn't turn off their devices at the start, but because of the shortage of drivers on the roads they couldn't handle the overwhelming far away Pings and later the shutdown their devices. Two days into the strike Uber CALLED for FREE breakfast MEETING to talk about the PARTNERS concern, and one week later Uber RAISED the RATE back.And then factor in the percentage of desperate drivers who will use the strike as a way to make more money due to the decrease in drivers.
I hope you succeed. I suppose there are markets where the drivers are better connected with each other than other markets. I hope your market is one of them.I know that but spreading the message is very effective. This had happened in Chicago, IL and it worked. By driver relaying the message to other friends Drivers until the message was spread enough and then they set a date for Stike. Some Drivers though didn't turn off their devices at the start, but because of the shortage of drivers on the roads they couldn't handle the overwhelming far away Pings and later the shutdown their devices. Two days into the strike Uber CALLED for FREE breakfast MEETING to talk about the PARTNERS concern, and one week later Uber RAISED the RATE back.
Media is a great idea, especially when they are so hungry for Uber news. That would definitely works, too.the only way is to have Media news coverage to spread the word around, you would still have a bunch of drivers out there so a bunch of drivers could tie them up with rider apps and goose chases
Don't you need to organize the strike first before the media will cover it?Media is a great idea, especially when they are so hungry for Uber news.
I disagree, it's not a waste of time as drivers would make more over those 6 months. It just sounds like ATL drivers need to go on strike again.Don't you need to organize the strike first before the media will cover it?
Shown below is media coverage from the Atlanta Uber drivers strike last January. Atlanta now enjoys some of the lowest rates in the country at 78 cents per mile. Just saying......
If nothing else, try to figure out why Atlanta's strike failed. If Uber only raises the rates as a result of your strike, and then slashes the rates to a rate even lower after 6 months, then you have wasted your time. Just like Atlanta.
http://www.myfoxatlanta.com/story/27871585/why-you-will-pay-more-for-uber-tonight
Agreed, Atlanta should go on strike again. Uber did not raise Atlanta's rate after they went on strike for a day. I'm not sure where you got that. Uber ignored them and then lowered their rates again after six months.It just sounds like ATL drivers need to go on strike again.
I got a solution. Quit.That's why we have to grow A Pair. If we keep talking and whining about our situation nothing is going to happen.We have to show Uber management that we are humans that feels and think and we are not just bodies in Cars. If we are going to do something it has to be BIG to send a CLEAR message that we mean business. So one WEEK STRIKE is a good message. And this is not going to hurt anyone since we are not making any money Driving with this price RATE. If we factor our TIME, GAS and expenses we will find out that we are giving people rids for FREE.
That's certainly one solution. Another would be that drivers don't work for a certain period of time and Uber realizes they need drivers to make their business model work and increase the price.I got a solution. Quit.
If Everyone *****ing quit then only the people who want to work for Uber will be working for Uber.
You don't have the right to force Uber to pay shit. And they don't have a right to force you to work. Don't think you get paid enough, quit, go work for someone else.
Problem solved.