Regulating Gig Work (Law and Change)
by Joellen Riley Munton, Michael Rawling
Regulating Gig Work explores the legal frameworks and broader changes surrounding platform-based employment. Joellen Riley Munton and Michael Rawling examine how regulation engages with gig work, offering readers a focused introduction to the relationship between evolving work arrangements, employment concerns, and legal change.
About This Book
Regulating Gig Work examines the legal and policy issues surrounding gig work.
The book focuses on how law responds to changing forms of employment and platform-based work.
Joellen Riley Munton and Michael Rawling consider the relationship between gig work, regulation, and legal change.
It offers a focused resource for readers interested in employment law, work, and contemporary economic models.
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