Realistically an employee w/o benefits - Recensione dipendente - Independent Contractor/Driver presso LAbite

-treated more like employees (including but not limited to requirements for uniform, including bag usage, etc.); by definition, you should be serving YOUR customers as an independent contractor whereas you're really serving THEIR customers (which makes you an employee***) -you have limited control over the potential income you can make, which also ties into above -required to work at least 2 weekend nights in order to submit your schedule -no other incentive for performance aside from the ordinary per order compensation -if you're a social person, this can be a very lonesome job. there's no interaction as implied. -there is already a stigma about food delivery service providers and probably half of the restaurants you pickup food from will not be welcoming to you ***A generally accepted "indepedent contractor" should, by definition, be in business for themselves. when running into issues with the restaurant or the order, they "prefer" you inform dispatch. while dispatch informs LAbite, while LAbite contacts the customer, relays it back to dispatch, then dispatch relays back to you. Why the need for the middle man if you're supposed to be fulfilling their need for independent drivers? If their business model relies on delivery service, we're technically employees. additionally, you should have the potential to build your own customer base as an independent contractor, but check the contract and you're only allowed to enter terms with a restaurant