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In California, Gig Companies Win the Best Contracting Law Money Can Buy

November 6, 2020

Uber and Lyft sought to buy a labor law in California that would increase their profit margins. Their success points to...

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California’s Prop 22 Opens a 501c4 Can of Worms

By Carole Levine

October 23, 2020

California Vote Could Alter the Future of the Gig Economy

October 13, 2020

Uber Tweaks Driver Rules in Response to New California Gig E...

By Kori Kanayama

January 16, 2020

California State Senate Tells Lyft and Uber the Gig Is Up

September 12, 2019

Minneapolis Foundation Pairs Climate Action and Racial Equit...

By Catherine Jones

August 2, 2019

Could California Upend the Gig Economy by Classifying Worker...

July 23, 2019

In Blow to Gig Economy Labor, NLRB Rules Uber Drivers Aren’t...

May 16, 2019

Uber’s IPO Indicates Extraction and Inequity Very Much a Par...

May 13, 2019

As Uber Prepares to Go Public, Rideshare Drivers Plan Strike

By Ruth McCambridge

May 6, 2019

Taking the Bus: Nonprofit Conferences and Integrity of Purpose

Miriam Axel-Lute

September 20, 2018

A Ridesharing App for Food Rescue Expands Quickly but Organically

September 14, 2018

“Freelance Isn’t Free” Act Protects Workers

May 22, 2018

Voices from the Field: Can Co-ops Displace the Gig Economy?

December 21, 2017

US Smart City $50M Grant Winner Columbus Slow on Pursuing Equity Goals

November 7, 2017

Is the Time Right for Emphasizing Wealth-Sharing Sustainable Social Enterprise?

Ruth McCambridge

March 8, 2017

The 6 Tactics of Civil Society’s Massive First Response to Immigration Exclusion

Ruth McCambridge

January 30, 2017

Civil Society is Vital to the Creation of a True “Sharing Economy”

October 4, 2016

Oakland Nonprofits and Small Businesses Displaced by Big Tech

December 9, 2015