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OECD SURVEY OF DRIVERS AND COURIERS ON UBER/UBER EATS

What is this survey about?

The OECD is conducting this survey to learn more about your experiences in rideshare and delivery. With support from Uber and Ipsos, we will survey over 10,000 drivers and couriers across France, the Netherlands, South Africa, the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.

The survey will run for several years (2022-24). We hope that you will consider participating as often as possible, so that we can understand how you use rideshare and delivery work today and in the future.

Why should I participate?

This survey is part of the OECD’s Future of Work initiative, which studies how the gig economy is changing working conditions in different sectors and countries, and helps countries develop policies to support gig workers within this fast-changing work environment.

By sharing your personal experiences and opinions, you can play a role in supporting gig workers and improving your and others’ day-to-day work conditions. Uber will also be informed of the overall findings of the study, but they will not see your individual responses.

What is the OECD?

The OECD (the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) is an international organisation that aims to shape policies that foster prosperity, equality, opportunity and well-being for all. The OECD provides a forum for countries to exchange policy experiences, identify good practices, and seek answers to common problems, such as the impact of digitalisation and globalisation on the quality of work.

What does the survey ask about?

The survey asks questions about:

· Your work with Uber/Uber Eats and other rideshare/delivery apps and earnings from this

· Any other work you do besides Uber/Uber Eats and earnings from this

· Any education/training you are undertaking

· Your professional goals and your life more generally

How is my privacy protected?

Participation in this survey is completely voluntary. Your answers will be held by Ipsos in the strictest confidence and only anonymised data will be shared with the OECD.

You can find more information on how we are processing and protecting your personal data in the survey privacy notice.

Where can I find results from this survey?

Summary findings of the survey will be regularly published on this website. The first survey results will be available later in 2022.