You raise an interesting point. It seems that having a legal framework in which gig economy workers can work for multiple companies may be important to facilita

You raise an interesting point. It seems that having a legal framework in which gig economy workers can work for multiple companies may be important to facilitate competition between those companies. If the workers are locked to a single company, then entry to the market becomes much more difficult for new competitors. I definitely want gig workers to be paid fairly and to enjoy a generous social safety net, but it's good to keep such potential unintended consequences in mind as well.