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Universal CreditUniversal Credit is for people who are on a low income or out of work. It is usually paid as a single monthly payment to a whole household, and can include help towards childcare and housing costs. While self-employed people have always been able to access this scheme, the conditions to access it have been relaxed for the rest of the Coronavirus lockdown period. https://www.gov.uk/apply-universal-credit Deferring Self-Assessment Tax PaymentsIf you’re due to pay a self-assessment tax payment on account by 31 July 2020 but the impact of the coronavirus causes you difficulty in making payment by that date, then you may delay that payment until January 2021. Self-Employed Income Support SchemeThe Self-employment Income Support Scheme will offer support to self-employed individuals whose income has been negatively impacted by COVID-19. The scheme will provide up to £2,500 per month and will be accessible to the majority of self-employed drivers. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/claim-a-grant-through-the-coronavirus-covid-19-self-employment-income-support-scheme But any grant received will be treated as part of your self-employment income and may affect the amount of Universal Credit you get. Government-Backed LoansThe scheme is not directly provided by the government but is instead run through approved finance companies including all the major banks. The scheme gives you support to access a wide range of loans, including term loans, overdrafts, invoice finance and asset finance to help you with cashflow during the coronavirus pandemic period. ONLY if you have been receiving your payments through a separate business account then you are able to apply for the scheme through any one of the 40 approved lenders. https://www.british-business-bank.co.uk/ourpartners/coronavirus-business-interruption-loan-scheme-cbils-2/for-businesses-and-advisors/

Just ignore them, there is no other way. You can not win with cyclists

They will, YES, get ready!

Thais why you need a dash-cam! £60 will take away all this risk

I was shocked today when not one but a bunch of drivers they were telling me about the new rules from April 2019 when we will have to pay congestion charge if is not euro6 or hybrid. THey firmly believe ,will get away by paying the annual congestion charge of £500. Guys is not £500, is £5000/year http://content.tfl.gov.uk/schedule-2-appendix-03-payments.pdf

TOO LATE!!! damage is done

This is the beginning of dark times, people don't have too much money, everything is up 10%, wages the same...Brexit

I received another invite from them, what about you guys? What is going on? any updates?

You cant play the victim card, especially when you this name! someone will get fired 100%

dont accept it and eventually after 2 months you will stop receiving them

Does anyone using 100% electric cars in London and if so what is the range? 200 miles? 300? how much to fully charge the car , time and money? I went to Tesla and they charge £15 for a full recharge at one at their stations, and the range is around 200 miles. With a good diesel you spend around £30 for fuel so the costs will be half with Tesla but to buy it is really expensive!!! Its a bit tricky, Uber is saying they will give us up to £5000 for a full electric car but the cost is huge !!! I salute the idea but we are the ones paying for....

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UBer is taking 1000 drivers every week, ratings are just a form of control, should be quality control but is more than that....sadly

Uber has to be somehow more worker-friendly , but i think is too late for that, especially for top drivers who can understand better the market

The Uber thing worked because it was cheaper and, initially, it was more pleasant than the typical taxi. So that’s why it worked. But people don’t have loyalty to Uber, not even the drivers . “Instead of just focusing on being a good taxi company for the digital age… it’s blowing all sots of money [on] self driving-cars and China and now India. The company just so much reflects the megalomania of Travis Kalanick and whatever he thinks he’s doing.” One of the biggest issues that has left Uber’s business model hanging in the balance is its resistance to classifying its drivers—there are reportedly 600,000 in the U.S.—as employees, not contractors. If Uber is a house of cards, this is a key part of the foundation that, once removed, would demolish the structure. "It’s Bad At The Company Too It’s not just Uber drivers who feel downtrodden. A widely-circulated essay published last week by a former engineer described a series of incidents that painted the company’s headquarters as a space that fostered repeated, systemic sexual harassment." At the rate it’s going, Uber could crash and burn through its stockpile of cash by the end of the decade. Maybe Kalanick knows something we all don’t. Maybe Uber has a secret team of genius scientists who’ll surpass all expectations of driverless cars and, somehow, have a fully-automated fleet of vehicles for the company to use everywhere within a few years. Maybe billionaire investors are actually fine with propping up a money-losing venture into perpetuity. But until Uber can prove it has found a sustainable model—or, perhaps, stop the investor leaks of its financials—there’s little to suggest it has the bandwidth to survive. Whether it’s sold, drastically shrinks its market footprint, or just outright shutters, it’s untenable for Uber to exist long term as the tech juggernaut it is today. http://jalopnik.com/uber-is-doomed-1792634203