gig workers

A new law in Minneapolis that was to go into effect May 1 on Uber, Lyft compensation has been delayed.

With the launch of The Brake Room, could Chick-fil-A influence Uber, DoorDash and others to emphasize driver experience?

The latest gig economy statistics tell us that times aren’t just changing — they’ve already changed.

Majority of gig workers say they are done with traditional employment

Industry groups are urging the IRS to delay changes to the tax code that could see gig workers and online sellers facing large tax bills.

A Mercatus Center senior fellow said efforts to classify independent contractors as employees could result in fewer jobs.

Target-owned Shipt has come under fire for allegedly misclassifying workers as independent contractors.

Researchers, using self-reported data from an 11-year period, have found that gig workers suffer from poorer health than salaried workers.

More than 300,000 current and former Instacart workers will receive a payout in the San Diego gig worker case.

The FTC released a policy statement that made clear the agency’s commitment to protect gig workers

Statement: ‘Protecting these workers from unfair, deceptive, and anticompetitive practices is a priority’

As some gig platforms remove fuel surcharges, Gridwise is stepping into the void with a new program offering 50 cents off per gallon.

Some Massachusetts politicians are demanding answers from rideshare and delivery companies on efforts to extend health and safety protections to workers.

Retail customers looking for same-day delivery are willing to pay more for the service, a new survey has found.

Businesses and independent contractors opposed David Weil’s return to the Wage and Hour Division.

GoPuff, the 30-minute food and grocery delivery business that bills itself as an “instant needs” company, plans to cut 3% of its workforce.

A trio of politicians in Washington is hoping to get funding approved to study portable benefits models for gig workers.

Food delivery platform DoorDash reported mixed earnings for Q4 2021 and FY2021 after the bell on Wednesday.

A new coalition, Justice for App Workers, is aiming to unionize about 100,000 ride-share and delivery drivers in New York City.

New provisions approved by New York Mayor Eric Adams this week will transform working conditions for food delivery workers.