I'm not exactly sure how this could even be implemented. Take the sharing economy into account: Lyft/Uber InstaCart/Pizza Delivery Seasonal Workers such as Am

I'm not exactly sure how this could even be implemented. Take the sharing economy into account: Lyft/Uber InstaCart/Pizza Delivery Seasonal Workers such as Amazon Warehouse associates McDonalds/Walmart flex scheduling shifts "involuntary part time" Say an average person for this particular sharing economy example include two or three part-time jobs throughout the year. The person starts the year as a seasonal worker for amazon (christmas rush into new years) 160hours total, they then receive unemployment payments for a period of time. Later they become a part time employee of Walmart stocking late at night (400 hours). Finally they drive for both Uber and Lyft depending on customer volume to fill in the time they are not receiving shifts from Walmart (250hours). According to this bill, there is no logical way to split the federal benefits as defines (school lunch, housing subsidies, SNAP and medicaid. The unemployment is paid from employer's insurance. Is the total amount of tax for each employer simply divided by the number of hours employed? Seems like its being left up to the IRS in order to figure out the implementation.