
Saw this video of a Postmates' Robot doing a delivery in Los Angeles and it got it me wondering, are gig delivery jobs like Postmates, Uber Eats and DoorDash at risk if these robots prove to be successful? Would you still use their services if they were taking away jobs with these robots and in return lowering their delivery fees? #gig # #deliverydriver #jobsearchLosAngeles #TTT

I would not support this if it took away jobs. There is something important about having a person involved that can make rational choices. People aren't perfect, but then again neither are robots.

Find a street that has a lot of popular restaurants. You don’t get paid for the miles to the shop, only to the customer. Most fast food chains don’t pay very much, so try shooting for the actual restaurants. Call ahead to get them started on your order while your driving. #Postmates hacks #gig working #tips&tricks

Uber is offering up to 14 days of #PaidLeave for drivers who are contract #Coronavirus For a company that treats its employees as independent contractors, this is an awesome step in the right direction!
https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/07/tech/uber-coronavirus-sick-leave/index.html #HeroCompany #PaidLeave #rideshare #gig

Uber, Uber eats, Lyft, Roadie, Shipt, Instacart, worked 2/3 PT jobs, these are a few things I do until something more in my field of work happens, sometimes having some $ is better than none and it relieves the pressure to some degree and helps you not to be frustrated with the process.

Here are the most common ways I have heard successful people find their first jobs. Which methods have you tried? A. Go to a grocery, fast food, or retail store and talk to a manager B. Talk to family friends and ask for part time help doing anything C. Found an easy gig on Craigslist that lead to a better one later D. Volunteer for no money but then took that experience to land a paying job later E. Go door to door asking neighbors to help with odd jobs F. Start a small side hustle selling something
Let’s hear your story of what worked and didn’t work!

Did you know some HUGE companies started out as someone’s side hustle? Check out some in the article below.
Wondering what side hustles Jobcasers might have that could be the next big thing. Please share below, would love to learn about them! #sidehustle #gig #nextbigthing https://amp-businessinsider-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/amp.businessinsider.com/companies-started-as-side-hustles-2019-8

I love my 40+ hour a week CDL Job, but need a little extra income to support my two boys. I have 20 years of personal customer service work in restaurants and sales and would love to find a night "Gig" to help out. Any leads?

Greater Boston, MA - You like to drive, have some spare time and need to make some extra cash. Amazon Flex is looking for new applicants like you. The application and set up process for Delivery Driver employment opportunities is easy. Just got to Amazon Flex Delivery Driver Jobs for more employment details and application information. Thank you.
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A gig is a job that allows you to work for companies as a contractor. Uber, Lyft, Instacart, Postmates, etc...
These are great opportunities for folks looking to get a few extra bucks in the bank.
There is one big caveat to know about these positions. They are 1099 contractor positions, which means that federal, state, and other taxes are not withheld from your pay. This means more money in your pocket up front, but keep in mind, Uncle Sam wants his due.
These companies have to file paperwork with the state and federal government that shows who was paid and how much. At the end of the year, when it is time to file taxes, you will receive a 1099, 1099-MISC, 1099-K, etc...
You will use these forms to file your taxes for the year. You will owe your share of taxes at this time. Make sure that each payment you receive, you are setting enough aside to pay these taxes.

If you feel exhausted from looking for a full-time position it might be time to step back and consider taking a gig job! ...OR if you have a job, but would like to make more money this is the post for you!
A gig job (aka “side-hustle”) is something that provides the money you need to survive NOW. In most cases, you are able to make your own hours and be your own boss!
Here are some GREAT gigs to consider
• [Instacart] (https://careers.instacart.com/openings/) (shop and deliver groceries) Great for people who like structure, organization, and those little details. You can also make tips!
• [Rover] (https://www.rover.com/become-a-sitter/?ref=header) (get paid to play with dogs) Perfect for those who love animals! Not a dog person? No worries, you can also pick and choose which types of pets you would like to work with. Learn how to make the most money with your Rover experience [here] (https://www.thesimpledollar.com/how-to-make-money-dog-sitting-through-rover/) in this article.
• [Doordash] (https://www.doordash.com/dasher/signup/) (food delivery) Bring home the bacon for yourself and for others in this role where you can make over $10 an hour delivering food from local restaurants.
• [Lyft] (https://www.lyft.com/driver) (driver) Love to drive? You can get paid for it! New drivers have options to earn some really great cash bonuses. Set your own hours and drive when YOU want to! No car? No problem you can also rent one from Lyft's rental program. Find out more info [here] (https://help.lyft.com/hc/en-us/sections/360000293648-Express-Drive-Rental-Car-Program)
• [Amazon Flex] (https://flex.amazon.com/?) (package delivery) Set your own hours and use your own vehicle to deliver packages for Amazon. You can make upwards of $18-25 per hour!
Questions? Please ask!
Have you ever worked a gig job? How was it?? : )
I agree Elyssa.