Gig-workers on contracts in the sharing economy do not typically receive the same wages, rights, and benefits as employees or workers in traditional industries.

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Gig workers, such as those in the sharing economy, often work as independent contractors, which means they usually do not receive the same level of wages, rights, and benefits (such as health insurance, paid leave, and unemployment insurance) that are typically provided to employees in more traditional employment settings.

Gig-Workers on Contracts in the Sharing Economy Do Not Typically