Work has changed, and now we’re seeing growing recognition that our laws need to change too.

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I've done gig work in all 50 states. Here's how I use apps like Lyft and DoorDash to support my love of travel and food.

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The Karnataka government has reportedly set up two working groups to estimate the quantum of the fee to be levied towards securing the welfare of gig workers.

If you're a gig worker, you may need to pay taxes four times a year instead of just once. Here's how to keep organized and avoid potential tax penalties.

Whether they work through gig economy platforms like DoorDash, Uber or Lyft, or in a more traditional contractor role, they are hard workers who value the flexibility of being self-employed.

A Wisconsin bill allowing gig economy drivers to be eligible for incentives and benefits passed in the state Assembly and Senate along party lines.

DoorDash estimated that there are 100,000 app-based workers in the state. Wisconsin would be the first state to create such an option.