So, which part of "be your own boss" he didn't understand?

A former Washington state Uber driver has filed a lawsuit alleging he was wrongfully classified as an independent contractor by the ride-sharing company, meaning he hasn’t received compensation and employee benefits he’s owed, according to court records.

I have mixed feelings about it. When you are told that you can be your own boss that means you work for yourself. It's really hard to miss.

Something tells me it's more about the big chunk of money that will go to the lawyers than about other drivers.

GeekWire: Uber sued by former worker seeking at least $44M on behalf of all Washington state Uber drivers