I feel like the long period of ensuing slowness due to lack of places open is going to destroy/bankrupt a lot of full timers. If it takes 2 months for things to get back to normal you will hear (and already hear) about how it's not sustainable doing this full time especially during a crisis like this.
I feel like Uber/Lyft will lose lots of drivers during this time and most will be the full timers. Only the part timers will stick around but they will lose some of them too with it being so slow for so long.
Also most will remember that they cannot offer us anything during a time like this because we aren't employees, we are independent contractors (even though they treat us like employees)
I personally feel that both Uber and LYFT are done for, walking dead. If they survive through at all. With the lack of any kind of support or any kind of statements or anything from either of the two companies left a very bad taste in my mouth. I think it shows just how vile both Uber and LYFT are. I've started sending emails to my state senators. hopefully once all this other virus crap blows over to really start looking into the labor practices both companies and their policies. I'll continue to do so.
Who knows how long the stuffs gonna last. Right now we're on a 30 day lock down. My primary job in the service was nuclear, chemical and biological warfare. I understand The modeling concepts the CDC and the government and the various agencies are putting forth. it extends any farther than that it's going to be pretty much a moot point from there on as far as Uber and Lyft are concerned.
I just don't see the economy here in Vegas (or anywhere) recovering as fast as they think it might. I see a lot of small managed properties, apartments and various rentals with a huge increase in evictions once the band on foreclosures and evection's are lifted. Because a lot of these owners are just plain scum bags and are just interested in money and nothing else.
Unfortunately, these corporations are going to take advantage so when they open, more than likely, they're not going to recall as many workers as the furloughed to recover costs. It's not personal it's just business. Looks like the Cabbies got the last laugh, At least They can get unemployment!