Especially in the EU the gig economy is relatively new and its not at all like factory workers who're getting shafted more and more as the years go by. Being a

Especially in the EU the gig economy is relatively new and its not at all like factory workers who're getting shafted more and more as the years go by. Being an Uber driver is a new thing which people started doing voluntarily knowing full well what the conditions were. For people then to start complaining "this is a abuse" and OMG no social security just seems ... weird. Here in Belgium you now need to have a taxi license and everything good about Uber is now gone (it's more expensive, the drivers are all moody a-holes and they've gone back to doing detours for no reason just to jack up the price).