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Complaints show the debate over gig workers didn't start over flexibility or benefits. It was about money.

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Ride-hail drivers such as those from Uber of Lyft wanted more money — not flexibility or benefits, as widely believed — according to complaints to the state attorney general's office reviewed by the Business Journal.

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Complaints show the debate over gig workers didn't start over flexibility or benefits. It was about money.

2 years ago·United States

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Complaints show the debate over gig workers didn't start over flexibility or benefits. It was about money.

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