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Voiceless and vulnerable, NZ's gig workers faced more risk with fewer protections during the pandemic

  • Written by Leon Salter, Postdoctoral Fellow, Massey University
Voiceless and vulnerable, NZ's gig workers faced more risk with fewer protections during the pandemicGettyImages

Largely overlooked in the recent easing of COVID restrictions has been the unequal impact on marginalised groups such as gig workers.

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