Leading In The Gig Economy: Don’t Forget To Speak Your Team’s Language
Amy was venting to a colleague that her virtual team had become so big that, if pressed, she wouldn’t beRead More
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The pandemic could be turning the gig economy white-collar
As job growth still hasn’t made up for the sweeping unemployment caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, some Americans have decidedRead More
Leave a commentGig worker bill: A lousy way to make law
California’s early 20th century reformers sought to thwart an obviously corrupt political system that benefited entrenched interests and ignored theRead More
Leave a commentPoll finds weak support for gig worker measure, with many undecided
The massively expensive campaign for a state proposition to let Uber, Instacart and other major tech companies keep treating theirRead More
Leave a commentLyft sketches a future for city streets with fewer cars
Washington, DC (CNN)As Lyft’s core ridehail business is pummeled by the pandemic, the company has taken a seemingly surprising step,Read More
Leave a commentSoutheastern Grocers expands on-demand delivery with Uber partnership
Southeastern Grocers has teamed up with Uber to offer online grocery delivery service in Florida through its Cornershop-powered e-grocery marketplace.Read More
Leave a commentA ballot measure backed by Uber and Lyft is now the most expensive in California history
As Uber and Lyft continue to battle with regulators over the employment status of drivers, they’re going directly to CaliforniaRead More
1 responseRideshare Rodeo Podcast #23 | UBER London, Autonomous Death, Fully Electric 2030 & Interview w/Gig Startup BidBud
Rideshare & Gig Economy News: Uber Lyft Drivers & Gig Economy Workers Weekly News: This week we discuss the UBERRead More
Leave a commentCalifornians not sold on treating Uber, Lyft drivers as independent contractors, new poll shows
SACRAMENTO — Despite amassing the largest campaign war chest in California history, Uber, Lyft and other app-based companies are inRead More
Leave a commentUber and Lyft Could Gain From U.S. Rule Defining Employment
The Labor Department on Tuesday announced a proposal that could deem millions of janitors, construction workers and gig workers toRead More
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