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Bipartisan effort to test portable benefits for independent workers emerges - Vimarsana News

Bipartisan effort to test portable benefits for independent workers emerges

A trio of politicians in Washington is hoping to get funding approved to study portable benefits models for gig workers.

Thousands of Uber and Lyft Drivers Want the Right to Unionize. They Face An Uphill Battle - Vimarsana News

Thousands of Uber and Lyft Drivers Want the Right to Unionize. They Face An Uphill Battle

Gig workers are still fighting for recognition as full-time employees.

Women who drive for Uber and Lyft are being left to fend for themselves - Vimarsana News

Women who drive for Uber and Lyft are being left to fend for themselves

Women are a minority among Uber and Lyft drivers, most likely because of the high incidents of sexual assault and harassment. The Verge spoke to over two dozen women who shared their experiences and aired their frustrations about the lack of action from the companies.

Uber, Lyft drivers want more protection as rising crime keeps many off the roads - Vimarsana News

Uber, Lyft drivers want more protection as rising crime keeps many off the roads

Lyft driver Lamont Liner thought he was picking up a regular fare in Chicago late last year. Instead, his passengers pulled out a pistol and stole his car and phone. He hasn’t returned to drive for the app since, even as ride-sharing companies have tried to tempt drivers with more money.

US braces for Omicron ahead of southern Africa travel ban - Vimarsana News

US braces for Omicron ahead of southern Africa travel ban

Americans should prepare to eventually encounter the new Omicron COVID-19 variant, but US health officials on Sunday said the travel ban starting Monday on most travelers from southern Africa should help buy time to assess any new risk.