Gig Economy

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The Weekly Wrap: 2024 Is the Year for Minimum Wage Raises

The Immigrant Women Workers Learning To Disrupt The Cleaning Industry

Striking Kellogg's workers Michael Rodarte, Sue Griffin, Michael Elliott, Eric Bates and Mark Gonzalez stand outside the Omaha, Neb., cereal plant Thursday, Dec. 2, 2021.

Economics in Brief: Kellogg Union Workers Reject Tentative Deal

Economics in Brief: California Passes Bill to Improve Conditions for Warehouse Workers

California Judge Tosses Out Ballot Measure that Made Uber Drivers Second-Class Workers

A Look at CalFLEXI: Long Beach’s Experiment With Government-Run Gig Work

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Local Platforms for Online Food Delivery Are Eating the Big Guys’ Lunch

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Economics in Brief: Top Bank Regulator Presses Pause on Controversial Overhaul of CRA Rules

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The Platforms Making Sure Freelancers Get Paid

Lyft Takes Its Contractor Campaign to Illinois

Economics in Brief: San Francisco Votes To Tax CEOs and Big Businesses

Economics in Brief: Communities of Color Paid for Amazon’s New Warehouse Through Tax Breaks

Economics in Brief: Cities Getting Creative With Census Campaigns

Economics in Brief: Yale Study Contradicts GOP Claim that Unemployment Helps Lazy Workers Stay Home

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Economics in Brief: Uber and Lyft Drivers in NY Must Be Eligible for Unemployment, Judge Rules

Meet the Gig Workers Collective: 11 Women Who Organize Nationwide Strikes But Have Never Met

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