The average Uber and Uber Eats driver saw their earnings decline over 15% in 2023, per Gridwise

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Some Uber and Uber Eats drivers say it's become harder to make money over the past year.

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Here's Why Your Uber Might Be More Expensive This Valentine's Day

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Thousands of Uber, Lyft, and

Bots are some DoorDash and Walmart Spark delivery gig workers' dirty secret

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A DoorDash delivery driver in New York City
A DoorDash delivery worker in New York City.

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DoorDash raises fees for NYC deliveries after warning that a new minimum wage law would hit customers

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DoorDash warned customers that higher wages for drives could mean higher fees.

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One lucky person will get everything advertised during the Super Bowl, from a car to a 30-pound bucket of mayo

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pyramid stacked high with items like various snacks that one winner will get from DoorDash during Super Bowl 2024
That's a lifetime supply of snacks.

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I'm an ex-Google recruiter. Here are my top 4 daily recruiting priorities and how I spent each day.

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Nolan Church, a former Google recruiter said he'd always review people who applied directly to the job first.
Nolan Church, a former Google recruiter said he'd always review people who applied directly to the job first.

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You might be paying twice as much by ordering takeout food on DoorDash or Postmates, new study says

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Man choosing what to order on Postmates.
Ordering fast food for delivery can be expensive.

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A Gen Z college student who drives for Uber Eats and DoorDash shares how he uses 'multi-apping' to make money

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Joseph Kaiser
Joseph Kaiser, 26, said "multi-apping" has helped boost his Uber Eats and DoorDash earnings.

Joseph Kaiser

Most delivery gig work workers won't be impacted by the new fed rule — yet

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Gig delivery companies, including Instacart and DoorDash, say they aren't planning any changes in response to a new rule from the Department of Labor.

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A food-delivery driver hunting for big tips says he declines 75% of orders and hangs out in wealthy areas: 'I'm not doing this to gamble. I'm doing this to make money'

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Jay DoorDash
Jay, a DoorDash and Uber Eats driver, said he declined roughly 75% of the orders he received.

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