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Well, sure, but then you go and get one of those jobs. It's not like banning gig workers will make those jobs appear. If there's 3000 hours of work to be done,
by xhkkffbf 7y ago
Well, sure, but then you go and get one of those jobs.
It's not like banning gig workers will make those jobs appear. If there's 3000 hours of work to be done, a business will hire one worker to do 2000 hours and turn down the 1000 hours of work. A business can't magically "round up". The money for the extra work needs to come from somewhere.
- toomuchtodo 7y agoIf your business doesn't generate enough revenue to hire staff for the work you want done, you're unable to hire the staff. There's plenty of work to be done if we don't have to pay anyone anything, there is a reason we don't permit that though.
- itake 7y agoAs a someone that works full time and freelances on the side, I love working for businesses that only need me for 15-20 hours per week.