The labor movement of the future moves beyond traditional collective bargaining, says former SEIU Local 26 President Javier Morillo.

The ride-hailing companies now have 10 days to appeal the ruling.

If the $600-a-week pandemic payment disappears, many may have trouble covering their basic expenses.

Gig platforms have long been ambivalent about encouraging tips that many workers depend on.

“What are we supposed to do when we’ve got to stay apart?” said musician and writer Dessa.

They interact with the public and handle food, but often have no safety net to fall back on.

The longest economic expansion brought confidence for some, insecurity for others.

As Uber prepares to prove its California drivers are independent contractors, it says it’s giving them more independence.

One retiree earns a little extra with a shopping app.

Lila Johnson is still paying back the money she borrowed last shutdown.