The reason "auxiliary" workers get a raw deal in this country is that health insurance is dealt through employers via a terrible WW2 era tax incentive.
If companies didn't get on the hook for providing health insurance they would directly employ more people instead of using contractors.
So this is why I'm worried about labor unions in tech and the private sector in general; they are never the solution, and their lack isn't the cause to any of the described problems.
If companies didn't get on the hook for providing health insurance they would directly employ more people instead of using contractors.
So this is why I'm worried about labor unions in tech and the private sector in general; they are never the solution, and their lack isn't the cause to any of the described problems.