Gig Platform Underpays Contractors for Approved Overtime Work
Contractors who obtain explicit customer approval for additional hours find no mechanism to claim that pay through the platform. Support agents close chats mid-conversation and cite policy without addressing documented exceptions. This billing gap erodes contractor trust and platform reliability.
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