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There is the largest number the employer would be willing to pay, and there is the smallest number the employee would be willing to accept, and in a just world
by happytoexplain 4y ago
There is the largest number the employer would be willing to pay, and there is the smallest number the employee would be willing to accept, and in a just world the two parties would have equal footing in the battle to arrive at a number in the middle. However, the employer has powerful systems dedicated to pushing the value toward the lower number, while the employee has only their intuition and fear.
- abigail95 4y agoThere's extreme competition in gig work. It's completely flexible and completely transferable. Companies have very little pricing power. The workers and the customers have all the power.