> Giggers don't really need employers or employees, since gigs can be performed in an ad-hoc p2p fashion. Until they get knocked off their bicycle while delive

> Giggers don't really need employers or employees, since gigs can be performed in an ad-hoc p2p fashion. Until they get knocked off their bicycle while delivering someone's lunch and can't work, meaning they can't pay rent or buy food (because you're an independent contractor who only gets paid while 'gigging'). Then it's pretty useful to have an employer who covers things like sick pay.