Gig economy challenges for the next few years will remain more or less the same. This is despite continued growth of this significant economic sector. This post is a bit of stocktake of the gig economy when it first exploded 16 years ago in 2009. And the hurdles it had to clear and yet to […]
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I am sure many do wonder about finding work on a platform. Especially those who are keen to manage their own time and work independently. Others when they find themselves between jobs. There are also those new to the country and need to get their foot thru the door for quick local experience. Not forgetting
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Food delivery for a cafe is a post meant to provide a perspective from the other side of the equation. In this case, the service outlet rather than the customer. Consumers are familiar with what food delivery platform do for them. What about food outlets that use UberEats, DoorDash and Menulog and others. Its is
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On-demand food delivery in Adelaide like many cities is now part the community fabric. It has in a way led to a more vibrant transformation of food culture. From new fine dining restaurants and bustling cafes to quirky food trucks and cozy bakeries, the city offers a delectable array of options. Helped by the new
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Uber Australia agrees to AUD 272M settlement payout to Australian taxi and hire car drivers. This made the media on 18th March 2024 and came across quite unexpected. Uber has been battling various lawsuits and challenges across a number of jurisdictions across the World and for many years. Can’t recall any that they settled prior
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“Closing the loop bill” or more accurately “Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Closing Loopholes) Bill ” received royal assent on 24th February 2024. It was part 2 of a 2 part bill, the first part receiving assent earlier. Back in August 2023, the Labor Government announced amendment to the Fair Work legislation laws. The message then
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The hybrid gig laws for Australia looks promising on all fronts. Recently announced by the Labor Government, there appears to be light at the end of this long tunnel. For gig or platform workers, the main beneficiaries but it is also a step forward for regulators, employers and the country. Finally a framework for determining
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I am sure many have wondered if a gig hustle is worth it? There is time on your hands, maybe a need to supplement your income and you are keen to give it a go but still unsure. You need a bit of guidance and some confidence. The usual question is one able to make
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The Gig Economy look-back is an attempt to see the transformation, expected and unexpected since my very first post on this subject. The first post on the Gig Economy was on 17 December 2020. That’s 30 months ago and 6 months short of 3 years. Without even going back I can say confidently that the
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Proposition 22 was passed in November 2020 with 59% of California voters casting in its favour. Its journey is interesting and novel and its all about the gig economy in the wider economy especially in US. Its is also where the gig economy began. Proposition 22 was found unconstitutional by the courts but in March
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