The use of a single example to support the argument that the gig economy is bad for workers absent new or expanded statutory protections overlooks the fundamental fact that it is the workers themselves driving this new business model.
June 08, 2017 at 12:00 AM
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I disagree with Wendy Lazar’s article, “The Gig Economy: A Threat to Basic Employment Rights” (NYLJ, May 2).
The use of a single example to support the argument that the gig economy is bad for workers absent new or expanded statutory protections overlooks the fundamental fact that it is the workers themselves driving this new business model.
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