Here's a short linear unreasoned response to @brandon_mn's link: Uber Welfare Sharing Gig Economy.
- It's great that there is a variety of worldly tasks people can pick up, especially with in the flexibly hours frame, plus the varying degrees of skill you can gradually climb the rungs.
- The Internet is a great equalizer; before I force "restore work requirements for food stamps", I'd force easy access to cheap and/or inexpensive fiber Internet first. There's no point integerating all of this Internet based working when we can barely get decent speeds, rates and caps.
- Maybe there's an example I have not seen yet; my grandmother relies on foodstamps, and I just doubt she can handle a gig economy requirement to get those foodstamps. Sure, exceptions and such. That's what they all say at first. I tried to get my grandmother (who stays at home 90% of the time, and has had