Author: Anushe Nath

Anushe is a third year at UC Berkeley studying Political Economy and Public Policy. Apart from BRB, she is also a columnist for the Berkeley Political Review, involved with the Cal Alumni Student Association and Camp Kesem Berkeley. She is interested in learning more about how political risks and agendas impact financial institutions and markets, and hopes to live in another country in the near future. In her free time she enjoys exploring new coffee shops and restaurants with friends, and spending time in the sun.

California’s Fight Against the Gig Economy

By: Anushe Nath

On: February 21, 2020

In: Economics

Graphic Designed by Katharina Giebel BRB Bottomline: Changes in technology and business models have created the opportunity for millions of people to participate in what is now deemed the gig economy. Companies such as Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, and Rover are leading the forefront of this new economy by empowering workersContinue Reading

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