Air BnB in my previous article and Uber are changing the way we live our lives every day this " on demand economy " might not sound comfortable to many, though recent research results published by University of Princeston, on taxi drivers who have adopted, this game changer technology will give you pause, to think again. Below are some of the key findings in the report, that make for interesting reading Women make up 14 percent of Uber's driver-partners, which exceeds the percentage of taxi drivers and chauffeurs who are women in those markets (eight percent), but is less than the share of women in the workforce overall. Women driver-partners were more likely than men to highlight the need for flexibility as a reason for becoming a partner with Uber, but both men and women appear to value the opportunity to set their own schedule. For example, 42 percent of women and 29 percent of men said that a major reason for driving with Uber was that they “can only work p...
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