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The rise of rideshare company Uber was meteoric. And so was its fall.
A California “microenterprise” permit allows people to sell the food they prepare at home directly to consumers.
A law under consideration in California would require the companies to classify their drivers as employees.
The hardware retailer announced thousands of layoffs this week, but the jobs aren’t going away
Young adults prefer one long career over the gig economy, the GenForward survey finds.
A new European law tries to answer that question.
Are gig workers getting the guidance they need when it comes to filing their taxes?
The new platform Alia allows gig workers to earn paid time off and some types of insurance.
So many workers are disappearing without even a text message that they've caught the Fed's attention.
10 years after the Great Recession companies have increased their dependence on non-permanent workers.
