PLAYING TO THE GALLERY: Clinton has said that the gig economy, where people provide others with services on a case-by-case basis, is "creating exciting opportunities" but also "raising hard questions about workplace protections."
WASHINGTON: Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton does not have a problem with ride service company Uber, a top aide said, but the candidate does have questions about what it and its sharing-economy peers mean for workers.
Clinton senior policy adviser Jake Sullivan was asked whether the Democratic front-runner had a "beef" with the San Francisco-based startup company Uber.
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