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The Future of Freelance Work

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landerfornyc.com

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brad@landerfornyc.com

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A Town Hall with Brad Lander & the Freelancers Union A Town Hall with Brad Lander & the Freelancers

A Town Hall with Brad Lander & the Freelancers Union [Brad Lander for NYC Comptroller] Dear {NAME}, Expanding rights for workers in the gig economy, whether they are writers, designers, or Uber and Lyft drivers, has long been a focus of my work on the City Council. And then Covid hit and raised the stakes even higher, as independent workers of all kinds struggled to get unemployment, health care, and paid time off. I'm proud to have the Freelancers Union endorsement in this campaign, and we're inviting you to join [tomorrow's town hall with the Freelancers Union discussing the future of freelance work in New York City.]( [RSVP:]( Future of Freelance Work in NYC:]( A Town Hall with Brad Lander & the Freelancers Union Wednesday April 28, 6-7pm As a longtime partner to freelancers and independent contractors, I hosted virtual town halls last spring to help independent workers navigate the assistance in the CARES Act and fought for paid sick leave for misclassified workers. And now as we begin the work to help our city recover, I'm continuing to work on proposals that will help raise the floor for workers in the gig economy, including introducing legislation this week to provide a minimum wage to delivery workers. At tomorrow's event we'll cover issues including portable benefits, worker misclassification, the Freelance isn't Free Act, combatting wage theft, and more, and discuss your ideas about how we can ensure New York City is a place where independent workers of all kinds can thrive. You can submit a question in advance of the forum to organizing@landerfornyc.com, and we'll be taking questions during the conversation on Wednesday too. [RSVP]( Hope to see you there! Brad Lander for NYC 456 5th Avenue, Third Floor, Suite 2 Brooklyn, NY 11215 United States info@landerfornyc.com Paid for by Lander for NYC [unsubscribe]( Was this forwarded to you? [Sign up here](. Lander for NYC 456 5th Avenue, Third Floor, Suite 2 Brooklyn, NY 11215 United States If you believe you received this message in error or wish to no longer receive email from us, please [unsubscribe](.

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