Average salary
£26,440 per year7%
Above national average
Average £26,440
Low £7,500
High £57,000
Salary estimated from 16 employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed in the past 12 months. Last updated: 03 May 2023
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Reviews about Pay & benefits for Driver at Uber
Not bad but your just another number
Private Hire Driver (Current Employee) - Edinburgh - 13 January 2023
Pay should be set to a higher minimum and then we would have no need to cherry pick job, really good parts is that you get holiday pay and can pick and choose jobs and start and finish time
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A lot of good but the bad outways the good
Private hire driver (Current Employee) - Liverpool, Merseyside - 29 November 2022
Been with Uber for just over a year. Initially the earnings were pretty good.Over the course of this year earnigs have dropped considerally. Other local companies have increased fares in line with rising operating costs. Uber did not.with Ubers new dynamic pricing structure drivers are now earning even less.We do this job for the money.Everything else about Uber is good, pick and choose what jobs you want, work when you want, customers are better than the local companies as is is all in app card payments.
Pros
very easy to work
Cons
very poor earnings
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Easy work but long hours, odd times.
Driver (Current Employee) - South East - 4 November 2022
Easy work if know your area. However there's no security at all, you can be deactivated instantly for silly reasons.Pay is completely rubbish considering the hours and days one must put in.Uber is always claiming that best drivers earn up to £30/hour, that however doesn't include any dead times between jobs, you can cash in £150 in 5 hours of continuous driving but you may well have other 5 hours of waiting times in between, totaling 10 hours of work for thise £150 cashed in.
Pros
Clean work
Cons
Long hours
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