I’m an Uber driver in London. Like thousands of other drivers, I work long hours every week, often ten or twelve hours a day, just to scrape by. But Uber takes up to half of every fare, and what’s left often isn’t enough to cover rent, bills, or food. The pay is so low that many of us are forced to claim Universal Credit just to survive. We work full-time, providing a service that keeps London moving, but we still have to rely on government support to get by. Uber makes billions in profit every year, while drivers live in poverty and taxpayers pick up the bill. The government ends up subsidising Uber’s poverty pay, while the company dodges responsibility for fair wages. That’s not right.