One in 12 Californians work independently, so-called gig economy workers. Photo via Pexels.
In summary
Income inequality skyrockets as more of our nation’s gains go to an increasingly smaller group. Workers need a seat at the table. The future of work must not be determined by the wealthiest among us.
My turn: Working people must have a voice in our future
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In summary
Income inequality skyrockets as more of our nation’s gains go to an increasingly smaller group. Workers need a seat at the table. The future of work must not be determined by the wealthiest among us.
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