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Gig Economy Workers in El Paso Rely More on Federal Aid Post-Pandemic

KTSMMira Bhakta and The Hill
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A recent study highlights a significant increase in the reliance on federal assistance programs like food stamps and Medicaid among gig economy workers, including delivery app drivers and Amazon employees, since the pandemic began. This trend underscores the economic challenges faced by these workers in El Paso and nationwide, raising concerns about job security and financial stability. The findings suggest that many in the gig economy are struggling to make ends meet, prompting a need for policy discussions regarding support for this workforce. Residents should be aware of the evolving economic landscape and its implications for local employment.

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