As California struggles to get a limited supply of coronavirus vaccines injected into the arms of those who need it the most, gig workers and the app makers that provide their livelihood are trying to elbow their way toward the front of the line.
But the advocacy for ride-hail drivers, meal couriers and gig workers has been complicated by the fact that their jobs don’t always fit into neat frameworks. Despite lobbying and public relations efforts by gig companies, government agencies setting the priorities for vaccine distribution haven’t provided clarity on when on-demand workers will get the shots.
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