The new law passed last month offers protection and rights to those in the gig economy, as well as a tribunal to settle disputes.

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Former state Assemblymember Ian Calderon is the latest Democrat to jump into the crowded race to replace Gov. Gavin Newsom ...

Gig work will likely be a pillar of India’s economy, with platforms ensuring financial inclusion and flexible work for ...

A one per cent levy could be charged on every gig ticket in Bristol to raise money which would be reinvested into the music ...

T he biggest workforce in the world has undergone an extraordinary transformation. China’s farm labourers and industrial ...

As Malaysia charts its economic course towards inclusive and sustainable growth, Budget 2026 offers a critical opportunity to ...

China’s current economic situation can hardly be described as optimistic. While the government has rolled out a variety of ...

A jury's award to Tesla of $243 million over its Autopilot system signaled tech companies could face serious penalties when ...

The City Council has overridden Mayor Eric Adams’ vetoes of legislation expanding protections for the city’s tens of ...

But when Gen Z and Boomers collide, the sparks fly in ways that are both hilarious and brutally honest. Despite the age gap, ...