Education & Career Resources for Drivers
At San Diego Drivers United, we are committed to helping drivers grow their careers, develop new skills, and connect with local opportunities.
Whether you want to advance in rideshare, delivery, logistics, or explore new career paths, here are resources to help you succeed.
1. Job Training & Workforce Support
San Diego offers many programs to help drivers find better-paying jobs and career growth:
San Diego Workforce Partnership
Job listings, training programs, career counseling, apprenticeships, and workshops.
CalJOBS
State platform for job search, skill-building, and training programs.
Urban League of San Diego County
Offers workforce development, career coaching, and job placement support.
San Diego Continuing Education
Vocational programs, adult education, and certifications to boost your skills.
Nos gustaría compartir rosca y café con ustedes hoy a las 5:30 p.m. en el CBX, en el área de Uber y Lyft.
Today we will be at the airport around 9:00 PM giving out coffee and donuts as a thank you for being part of San Diego Drivers United.
They’re ripping off employees and price-gouging consumers — all while raking in billions. I’m introducing a bill to fix this broken system.
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As a rideshare driver in San Diego, you're likely no stranger to the challenges of navigating the city's busy streets and dealing with fluctuating demand. But have you ever wished you had more control over your earnings? With the rise of rideshare services, drivers like you are advocating for change. One potential solution gaining traction is fare negotiation.
A new bill in California, AB 1340, or the Transportation Network Company Drivers Labor Relations Act, is gaining attention for its potential to transform the lives of Uber and Lyft drivers. Introduced by Assemblymembers Buffy Wicks and Marc Berman, this legislation would grant ride-hailing drivers the right to unionize and collectively bargain with companies.
Lee Sperry, a San Diego ride-hailing driver, has spent the past year pushing for better treatment from Uber and Lyft as a member of the advocacy group San Diego Drivers United.
Healthcare
Healthcare subsidizes consistent with the average contributions under the Affordable Care Act.
Earnings
White House Building
Minimum earnings guarantee 120% of the minimum wage.
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