Drivers are on all of the ride sharing apps, simultaneously. A driver sees two ride requests - one from Lyft and one from Uber - and selects the one paying more.
At that point, I don't understand how could anyone argue they are an employee (in the traditional sense of the word) of either company.
At that point, I don't understand how could anyone argue they are an employee (in the traditional sense of the word) of either company.