ClusterTruck officials said the surge of delivery due to the pandemic has normalized ordering to homes, even when there is no special occasion. WRTV asked ClusterTruck if the number of deliveries dipped during the pandemic. The hours vary a bit from location to location, but most are open from 8 or 9 a.m. If you're interested in working for ClusterTruck, here are a few things you need to know: Right now, the business has locations throughout Indiana, including downtown Indy, Carmel, Broad Ripple, Fishers, and Castleton. However, for ClusterTruck drivers, like Kiah, she's boosted her credit score and improved her finances, proving the gig economy is still alive in Indianapolis. "So either they're going to have to pay their drivers less or they're going to have to charge customers more," he said. Anderson said all businesses are feeling a financial pinch. Right now, customers might be paying the price for some gig-related services. That's what should happen in a dynamic market," Anderson said. "I see markets working, right? So, I see you know supply-and-demand changing and things shift, and the prices change, but that's OK.
He admits the job market in 2021 is fluctuating due to the pandemic, but he calls it a routine process. "If you want to do gig work then, you're going to have that opportunity," Anderson said.
Whether it's driving for extra income or biking, IUPUI Kelley School of Business economist, Kyle Anderson, said it's a business that has plenty of job opportunities. "But when you're not grinding and you're not stressing and everything, it doesn't feel like it." He's worked for ClusterTruck 60 to 70 hours a week. "If you needed money, you weren't going to be hurting because it was there all day long, you know?" Kennedy said. He said that was his only source of income during the pandemic. This includes military veterans like Kevin Kennedy. The flexible hours and extra cash are just a few of the perks Kiah, and others, value.Īccording to MetLife, the gig economy shows that nearly 30 million Americans got their primary income from gig work in 2019. "If anybody is looking for a really flexible gig job, this is, this is perfect," Kiah said. With so many jobs in her lifetime, she said ClusterTruck is her favorite so far. "Anybody that knows me knows that I work at least two jobs.at least," Kiah said. "And I say, 'What is that?' And then I had a Cuban sandwich, and it was over," Kiah said.ĭelicious food aside, it's an income through gig work like this one that has helped Kiah make ends meet. She explained how she started working for ClusterTruck during the pandemic. "We usually have over 100 at lunchtime," Kiah said. With the swipe of an app, anyone can order ClusterTruck and have a driver like Andrea Kiah, deliver food right to their front door. INDIANAPOLIS - It's a gig that specifically puts food at people's fingertips.
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