Previously, “gig economy” workers (rideshare drivers, people who deliver through food delivery apps, etc.) have been treated as contractors. A newly approved bill in California would change their status to employees, extending them protections such as minimum wage and unemployment insurance. Would you support or oppose other states adopting this bill? | Daily Question

Previously, “gig economy” workers (rideshare drivers, people who deliver through food delivery apps, etc.) have been treated as contractors. A newly approved bill in California would change their status to employees, extending them protections such as minimum wage and unemployment insurance. Would you support or oppose other states adopting this bill? Published on September 11, 2019 → Survey conducted on September 11, 2019 on 1497 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Strongly support

32%

Somewhat support

24%

Neither support or oppose

16%

Somewhat oppose

6%

Strongly oppose

9%

Don’t know

13%

Strongly support

32%

Somewhat support

24%

Neither support or oppose

16%

Somewhat oppose

6%

Strongly oppose

9%

Don’t know

13%