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We're seeing the gig economy becoming an important part of the workforce, and labor unions are responding.
Benefits and vacations are especially hard to come by in the gig economy, and gigging alone is not likely to make you rich.
Work and work communication have changed in the gig economy, too.
A big theme in this election cycle has been the so-called gig economy.
There's a lot of clickwork in the gig economy that's neither well-paid nor fulfilling.
The gig economy, low financing rates and speedier technology have created a more accessible marketplace that requires less trust-busting by federal officials.
Temp and contract workers have risen with the so-called gig economy.
Many have lost their homes, their professions and even their identities amid a "gig economy" that offers little and promises nothing.
