From the workers’ stories in Woodcock and Graham, what did you learn about the upsides and downsides of the flexibility of the gig economy?

Please read the 3 articles I have provided and then answer the questions. Discussions about social class have tended to focus on the industrial working class, but our module on social class centers instead on those groups of people who do other kinds of work: people in the informal economy, domestic workers, and independent contractors in what’s being called the ‘gig’ economy.
Question: 1. From the workers’ stories in Woodcock and Graham, what did you learn about the upsides and downsides of the flexibility of the gig economy?
2. According to Harris, what motivated working-class black women’s pursuit of informal labor? What pushed them out of the formal labour market? What pulled them into the informal?
3. From the two letters by Andaiye, what is the role played by migration in the lives of the children of poor women? She mentions different roles; in your answer, engage with at least one.