Thanks for the elaborated answer! I'd like to see the source for the estimated 60% if you can send it later. One thing is since companies like Uber are prime

Thanks for the elaborated answer! I'd like to see the source for the estimated 60% if you can send it later. One thing is since companies like Uber are prime example of how gig-econ works and treats its workers, and that I do not agree with those standards and work ethics I would postulate the opposite. I do not condone the gig-econ style of jobs one bit. I would rather see more flexibility from the work place towards limited workers with proportional social benefits but the gig-econ from my understanding does not even offer that little. If the 60prct holds then you're not the statistical outlier but rather a proper representation of who the gigs are for and I think that would validate their existence but I still see them not necessarily as a raw deal but rather a cheapskate move. But yes some are raw af.