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Uber is launching “a new app for matching shift workers with shifts, called Uber Works, working in partnership with staffing agencies.” https://t.co/6LvcXpWO7p
— Matt Pearce ? (@mattdpearce) October 3, 2019
Uber always finding more ways to maneuver around workers rights.
— SamanthaAngeliq?? Channeling Nina Simone (@SamanthaAngeliq) October 3, 2019
This company is evil https://t.co/P3pK6Y7I43
In the latest AMAZING INNOVATION from the geniuses of the tech economy, Uber is wrapping an app around... temp agencies. https://t.co/0DVRCao4Tf
— Working Washington (@workingwa) October 3, 2019
finally https://t.co/07zl3Zb5Pf https://t.co/2oR27qUvcv
— Derrick Li (@TheDerrickLi) October 3, 2019
Smart move by Uber. Improving the gig work experience--for both workers and firms--can build support for keeping it available, possibly countering political forces stuck on traditional inflexible employment models. https://t.co/PxYGLvFStS
— Max Ghenis (@MaxGhenis) October 3, 2019
ついにきた感ある、この領域https://t.co/RqZWi1jwaV
— Yusuke Yabumoto (@yabupedia) October 3, 2019
Why is $UBER the best steward of this new on-demand staffing app?
— KiD? (@kidkapital) October 3, 2019
I’m not saying it is or isn’t.
Simply an important question investors should ask of a company with an unproven core business.https://t.co/vHBO92tOrt
When the going gets tough, the tough start asking employees for cost cutting ideas & start a....staffing business?!?https://t.co/BQg1OBd99e
— ShitFund (@ShitFund) October 3, 2019
Uber is launching an app to match gig workers with businesses ??♀️ - @WSJ https://t.co/YkoupodY4l
— The Compound (@TheCompoundNews) October 3, 2019
.@uber is working hard to convince people it's a bulletin board, not a transportation company.
— R Givan (@rkgwork) October 3, 2019
https://t.co/DPJ3lY4zYU
Uber launches job app for gig economy workers https://t.co/Uyq1h7ybe9
— Stijn Broecke (@StijnBroecke) October 3, 2019
Uber will launch a new app on Friday, called Uber Works, to match temporary workers seeking shift work with businesses looking to fill rosters https://t.co/P9ZLq2NeWs
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) October 3, 2019
Without autonomous cars to save it, Uber needs to become a marketplace for more than drivers. Here’s its plan https://t.co/efWyYY9vBv
— Josh Constine (@JoshConstine) October 3, 2019
This is absolutely huge and awesome for Uber and the world. Unbundling continues.https://t.co/JNU4wITlui
— Chris Saad (@ChrisSaad) October 3, 2019
'Uberisation' of work is not a metaphor anymore. Uber's ride-share algorithm is literally matching temp workers with businesses https://t.co/mpJPfpODbi
— Wifak Gueddana (@Wi_Guedd) October 3, 2019
Driving was just the first use case for Uber as it seeks to move to being a demand-supply matching platform. Uber launching an app for blue-collar workers.https://t.co/bejBFLuJEv
— Subrahmanyam KVJ (@SuB8u) October 3, 2019
Uber’s core competency is mobilizing all kinds of shift workers. https://t.co/DnXjaocpwb
— Sameer Patel (@SameerPatel) October 3, 2019
And, just like that, Uber killed about a dozen startups in the US and put in question the viability of a dozen startups in Europe & LATAM. This is independent if Uber will do this right or not. https://t.co/nWrMTsbQXz
— Marcelo Calbucci (@calbucci) October 3, 2019
Uber Works is a job board for temp work, leveraging their gig labor base. Another move to diversify into higher (as in: positive) margin businesses. https://t.co/rlpUJdNE6q
— Ross Mayfield (@Ross) October 3, 2019
Uber’s push into on-demand recruitment is a natural progression for the gig economy https://t.co/3OUKCJvEfb pic.twitter.com/lsxWMqRMZr
— Ace Computer (@Acecomputer5) October 3, 2019
Excited to see Uber Works launch today in Chicago - a platform that connects workers with businesses that need to fill available shifts https://t.co/3JossfqCNrhttps://t.co/ZIMqJ6eWAa
— Guy Levin (@guy_levin) October 3, 2019
Uberが契約労働者(Gig Workers)のマッチングサービスUber Worksをシカゴで正式ローンチ。昨年10月に同サービスの試験運用が報じられてました。Uberとしては新たな収益源としてアピールできるかですね。
— ユーエス??米国株投資???? (@us_stock_invest) October 3, 2019
Uber Works Officially Launches In Chicago https://t.co/s8CCKGtnqX
Uber、非正規雇用と企業をマッチングするいわゆる人材派遣に近いUber Worksをシカゴで正式ローンチ。ホワイトカラーとかフリーランスよりもリリースを見た感じでは、レストランの調理スタッフとか倉庫作業員、清掃員、イベントスタッフなどを想定している感じ。 https://t.co/tcLPJOi7LQ
— 石田 健, donc イシケン (@ishiken_bot) October 3, 2019
#Uber launches a shift-work finder app, Uber Works, starting in Chicago – TechCrunch @riptari https://t.co/gI02JdsPNf #gigeconomy #futueeofwork
— Evan Kirstel (@evankirstel) October 3, 2019
Uber Works is Tinder for blue-collar jobs, and it's launching this week https://t.co/1J81rWb9b8
— TNW (@thenextweb) October 3, 2019
Uber Works is Tinder for blue-collar jobs, and it's launching this week https://t.co/t7iVJpQrNw
— TNW (@thenextweb) October 3, 2019
Uber Works is Tinder for blue-collar jobs, and it's launching this week https://t.co/J0Ou9LOLrV
— TNW (@thenextweb) October 3, 2019
Uber Works is Tinder for blue-collar jobs, and it’s launching this week ? https://t.co/QGxXvP2xpF
— Jelle Prins (@jelleprins) October 3, 2019
Uber launches job app for gig economy workers - BBC News https://t.co/XsUSeCR2BI
— Anthony McDonnell (@amcdonnell_hrm) October 3, 2019
Uber launches Uber Works app, beginning in Chicago https://t.co/XF7xISCzxX
— iMore (@iMore) October 3, 2019
Uber launches Uber Works app, beginning in Chicago https://t.co/FD1xmzNGmW pic.twitter.com/e3ptmYt91h
— Ace Computer (@Acecomputer5) October 3, 2019
Uber pilots Uber Works (a shift-work finder app) in Chicago, further diversifying its marketplace.
— Christine Zhu ✨ (@christine__zhu) October 4, 2019
It’ll partner with staffing agencies to handle admin tasks like screening, verification, etc. #gigeconomy https://t.co/AKRXdudZrH
Uber launches a shift-work finder app, Uber Works, starting in Chicago https://t.co/N3zqSG0VEN via @techcrunch
— Dinesh Agarwal (@DineshAgarwal) October 4, 2019
Uber launches a shift-work finder app, Uber Works, starting in Chicago – TechCrunch
— RemNes (@RemNesAfrica) October 4, 2019
Look at this @MorolongZA @nonoshee https://t.co/2P0B8cuXmF
UHHHHHHH THIS IS REAL BAD https://t.co/7YKwGxPNn5
— Carlos @ Pumpkin Patch Hell (@iseecarlos) October 3, 2019
Uber is expanding to operate a multipurpose labor platform in which it will set prices while disclaiming employment. I spoke a bit w/ @saraheneedleman about why that's an antitrust problem.
— Sanjukta Paul (@sanjuktampaul) October 3, 2019
https://t.co/sH3k6ztydR
Very interesting. More competition and innovation in the remote/gig space is always better.
— Bojan Tunguz (@tunguz) October 3, 2019
New Uber app to pair gig workers with employers as its ride-hailing business is under immense pressure https://t.co/5jzjOPfwWG
New Uber app to pair gig workers with employers as its ride-hailing business is under immense pressure https://t.co/gKdK9huUku via @WSJ
— Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic (@drtcp) October 3, 2019
And of course like everything that #uber does its all been done much better & many times before. #uber has no USP's & in fact the #uber branding is pure???@dkhos https://t.co/BzDhMddZew
— Safety First (@djt1940) October 3, 2019
Think the comments beneath reflect community attitude towards $uber It's simply been done and ubers not meeting a pent up demand and Uber doesn't have much goodwill going its way. $uber brand in mud. https://t.co/HaUqtetdwb
— Scott Rothwell (@rothwell_scott) October 3, 2019
huh this feels incredibly risky to launch in the midst of regulatory pressure about employment status: https://t.co/tna6DJlLmH
— kate conger (@kateconger) October 3, 2019
Did Uber create the gig economy?
— Arash Amini (@AminiCorp) October 3, 2019
Or was it there the whole time?
I predicted their shift to B2B, ala amazon and aws, but missed the mark on how (I argued they should get into urban smb freight).
New Uber App to Pair Gig Workers With Employers https://t.co/TnbRGXm7U1
Government: Isn’t your app connecting passengers to drivers?
— Catgirl On Security ?️??️??️? (@catgirlsec) October 3, 2019
Uber: Nope we are just a gig economy job app, drivers mean nothing to ushttps://t.co/93zptoJXHW
Uber’s push into on-demand recruitment is a natural progression for the gig economy https://t.co/x41dc6aknb pic.twitter.com/FojMdDJzzN
— FoundersGyan (@FoundersGyan) October 3, 2019
Uber Works Officially Launches In Chicago | Uber Blog. Interesting idea https://t.co/F4RJnLXKtK
— Maria Luz Vega (@MariaLuzVega4) October 4, 2019
Uber Works is Tinder for blue-collar jobs, and it's launching this week https://t.co/zpUyMTXVGB
— TNW (@thenextweb) October 4, 2019