&gt; In the end Uber pretends to be setting up a market, however they act like drivers are employees.<p>I am not sure I agree here.  Can you elaborate on how Uber has tighter controls on work location and performance?<p>For reference, here is Uber&#x27;s Driver Deactivation policy for the US:<p>&gt; <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.uber.com&#x2F;legal&#x2F;other&#x2F;driver-deactivation-us-english&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.uber.com&#x2F;legal&#x2F;other&#x2F;driver-deactivation-us-engl...</a><p>Much of what is in it seems to be in line with what I expect from a company trying to maintain a healthy marketplace.<p>Perhaps you can elaborate on some points where Uber has acted like drivers are employees so I can be better informed?