"No benefits" is a somewhat strange way to think about it because all of these benefits, you can buy yourself. They are just really expensive. The underlying pr

"No benefits" is a somewhat strange way to think about it because all of these benefits, you can buy yourself. They are just really expensive. The underlying problem is that these jobs do not pay as much as people would like. That is still a very real problem. But since this article does not discuss pay at all, it's hard to really understand what's going on from the article.