Libby Reder

@libbyreder

Gig economy and Future of Work. CSR and stakeholder issues background at eBay, Visa. Public policy sensibility via Capitol Hill. SFGiants fan. Mama.

Joined March 2009
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  1. Retweeted
    Nov 4

    It's official. Joe Biden has won Wisconsin.

    BREAKING Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator says on : “All of the ballots have been counted.” Joe Biden has won Wisconsin by 20,697 votes.
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    Oct 23

    As you go to work today realize that millions of Americans would do anything to be in your shoes. We teamed up with news organizations across America to capture joblessness in 2020. Please take a few minutes to read.

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    Oct 14

    In less than 42 hours, the Trump administration is shutting down . Your household can get counted in the at until 11:59 p.m. Hawaii time on Oct. 15 because the Supreme Court issued this yesterday:

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    Oct 6

    New: There are now 123 front-line workers in the Capitol complex who have have tested positive—or are presumed positive—for COVID-19, according to House Admin GOP Spokesperson Ashley Phelps. Story coming.

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  5. Apr 24

    Five myths about the gig economy from my colleague

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  6. 19 Oct 2018

    Ok but what human wants to be called a “computing resource” and described as (not just made to feel) “invisible”? | This CEO just got millions of dollars in funding to help you automate the most boring and mundane parts of your life via

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    27 Sep 2018

    How many people use online platforms like , , or Mechanical Turk to arrange work? Tomorrow, will release data on online and offline work arranged on websites and mobile apps. What to know in advance from :

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  8. 24 Sep 2018

    From , earnings in the transportation sector have fallen by 1/2 over past 5 years, from an avg of $1,469 during active months of work in 2013 to $783 in 2017. Not necessarily lower wages (could be fewer hours worked) but worthy of concern/further exploration.

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    24 Sep 2018

    New JPMorgan Chase Institute report out today shows that while online platform participation continues to grow, this work is sporadic, supplemental, and concentrated in the transportation section.

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  10. 20 Sep 2018

    In the 10 yrs that CA has offered independent contractors to access , only 413 people have accessed this benefit (!) As we build toward national paid leave, let's make sure state programs work for all workers. New report from

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    13 Sep 2018

    As many of us grapple with future-focused recommendations on labor policy, we should spend more time thinking about protections for workers in the path of climate catastrophes.

    Can you be fired from your job during ? Check out this new post→
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    11 Sep 2018

    U.S. unemployment is down and jobs are going unfilled. But America’s tremendous economic growth has not led to broad social uplift. Instead, workers are being shut out of the profits they are helping to generate.

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    5 Sep 2018

    How can we improve the financial health of independent workers? Join us on 9/12 to hear and discuss innovative solutions to address challenges facing independent workers. RSVP:

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  14. 16 Aug 2018

    "A tale of two gig economies" - new research from Gallup illustrates the difference in experience between the empowered self-employed and the precarious worker (worker descriptions mine, not Gallup's)

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  15. 8 Aug 2018

    NYC passes a wage floor for ride-hail drivers, caps number of ride-hail vehicles in city. via

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  16. 7 Aug 2018

    Inside Google’s shadow workforce: About half of Google’s workers are contractors who don’t receive the same benefits as direct employees via

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  17. 6 Aug 2018

    "What system of social and economic benefits would we create — if we were starting from scratch — to enable all working people to live lives of dignity, abundance, and opportunity?" Clear, accessible wisdom from and

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  18. 3 Aug 2018

    What could look like for self-employed workers? Thoughtful analysis from

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  19. 31 Jul 2018

    New from and - Trupo, freelancer-friendly disability insurance to help gig economy folks weather accident or illness

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  20. 30 Jul 2018

    Taking the gig economy to its logical extreme - a warning about what work could look like in 2030 via

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