Gig Economy
New York City sues Motoclick and its CEO, alleging violations of delivery worker pay laws
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New York City has filed a lawsuit against delivery app Motoclick and its CEO, alleging illegal fees and other violations of the city’s delivery worker pay rules that the city says amount to millions of dollars in stolen wages and damages. City officials say they are seeking to shut the company down and are warning other delivery platforms ahead of new worker-protection laws taking effect January 26, 2026.
In Noida's gig economy, women are securing better pay through app-based household services, earning up to Rs 1,000 for a 12-hour day. Yet, they grapple with stigma from uniforms, inadequate rest facilities, and unreasonable client demands. Platforms like Snabbit provide training and incentives, but workers call for greater support.
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South Africa's gig economy is benefiting from affordable new tools that reduce costs for creators and small businesses. Innovations in design software, invoicing, and payments are making it easier for side hustlers to thrive without high fees from big tech. These changes emphasize localization to suit local currencies and needs.