UberEats could be underpaying delivery drivers on 30% of trips, according to a programmer who reportedly built a tool that found the app was lowballing the miles that drivers traveled

The Uber Eats driver and programmer behind the tool said his data shows the company has been been underpaying drivers 25-30% of trips.

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UberEats could be underpaying delivery drivers on 30% of trips, according to a programmer who reportedly built a tool that found the app was lowballing the miles that drivers traveled The Uber Eats driver and programmer behind the tool said his data shows the company has been been underpaying drivers 25-30% of trips. Read More »

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