Surge pricing hurts gig workers and consumers. Here’s how to fix it

The gig economy has made services like ride-hailing and food delivery incredibly convenient, but it's come at a cost: unpredictable surge pricing that leaves both consumers and workers struggling. Consumers face higher costs when demand spikes, while gig workers grapple with inconsistent earnings and unpredictable schedules, often exacerbated by rising operational costs. This imbalance isn't just an inconvenience; it highlights deeper issues in the gig economy's business model that need addressing to ensure fair treatment for all parties involved.