Instacart Shoppers Can Now Choose to Be Real Employees

Instacart—one of Silicon Valley’s fastest-growing on-demand upstarts—is giving its independent contractor shoppers the chance to become part-time employees.

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A guide to Instacart tipping: How much should you tip your shopper?

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Judge blocks Instacart from misclassifying its California workers

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Independent Work Choice Necessity and The Gig Economy Full Report

How does this company justify paying a shopper $7 for this amount of work?? After gas and taxes, $3-$4 an hour? Not to mention these ridiculous customers expecting us to do the

Instacart Shopper Tutorial - step by step

The Tip is actually the shopping fee, not a little something extra : r/ instacart