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Taking care of our gig workers

Taking care of our gig workers Quick summary: 1. The case of independent contractors like TNVS drivers, delivery riders, and drivers is quite different from those of online freelancers where they actually get into long-term contractual arrangements with the platforms and provide their own vehicles and tools to do their jobs. 2. In the case of TNVS delivery drivers and delivery riders, the set-up is referred to as an O2O model or an Online to Offline model where transactions are initiated online but actual fulfillment is done offline #biyro #losangeles #originalmusic #love #band More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/taking-care-of-our-gig-workers/

Will Voice Actors Quit Over Japan's New Tax Law? - Unseen Japan

Will Voice Actors Quit Over Japan's New Tax Law? - Unseen Japan Quick summary: 1. An organization led by SPYxFAMILY voice talent Kaida Yuko says the law could also lead to a mass exodus of voice actors from Japan's anime scene. 2. That includes YouTubers, online writers, illustrators, directors, actors, and voice actors (among many, many others). 3. The identity issue isn't as pressing, as most voice actors in Japan use their real names. 4. In an interview with ITMedia[6], Kaida Yuko says she's seen many voice actors drop out of the industry in the past several years as economic conditions have worsened #biyro #musictheory #vietnam #singers #singersongwriter More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/will-voice-actors-quit-over-japans-new-tax-law-unseen-japan/

What It's Really Like To Be A Gig Worker

What It's Really Like To Be A Gig Worker Recent highlights: 1. In addition, if you're like most gig workers, you're likely strapped with work which is necessary but not your favorite—like managing your financials in addition to doing graphic design or writing proposals and negotiating deals in addition to doing core coaching work. 2. Perhaps their financial concerns are the reasons 24% plan to resign from independent work and take a full time job and 54% plan to obtain a full time job and keep up their gig work as a side venture. 3. And most gig workers (58%) rate independence as the main advantage of the model #biyro #band #music #song #rock More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/what-its-really-like-to-be-a-gig-worker/

Rights of employees in the economy GIG - entrepreneurial world

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Rights of employees in the economy GIG - entrepreneurial world Recent highlights: 1. It caused the Department of Labor and Employment (Dole) to study the practice implemented by the food delivery platform, and ultimately produces a series of working consultation No. 14, which ultimately called "Delivery Work Conditions" in the delivery of food and courier activities ( LA 14-21). 2. Instead, the share stated that the four-time test, a test for economic reality and the test for an independent contractor should be used to determine whether the GIG worker is a truly independent contractor or an employee in the eyes of the law #biyro #artist #singer #live #photography More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/rights-of-employees-in-the-economy-gig-entrepreneurial-world/

How AI makes the GIG economy more equitable and reliable for employees.

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How AI makes the GIG economy more equitable and reliable for employees. Quick summary: 1. Although it is true that robot systems and ai-food replace employees in the GIG economy, it is also true that all freelance platforms and platforms that connect GIG employees for employers or already work, or sent in this direction 2. The battle between the rides and their drivers emphasizes the problems in the heart of the Giga-Economy with AI infiltration. As companies continue to use GIG employees, they continue to use these workers due to their invisibility, temporary pain and their perceived inability to unification #biyro #musicians #guitar #musician #nyc More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/how-ai-makes-the-gig-economy-more-equitable-and-reliable-for-employees/