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Max Rettig

Max Rettig

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Freelance Broadcast Associate, CBS Sports

Philadelphia

Final Covers

Sport , Politics , Immigration , Current Affairs

Doesn’t Cover

Fashion, Homes

Journalist Type

Industries

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Content

Total articles 274

  • A Georgia pilot program opens the door to benefits for gig workers

    By Max Rettig Verified| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified Traditionally, employees punch the clock at a job for 40 hours per week, and they might receive benefits such as health insurance or retirement savings in return. For people who need flexibility or want the freedom to be their own boss, not getting those same benefits can be worth the trade off. But why have we always settled for this compromise? Increasingly, the question isn’t whether we should allow people to choose independent work.

    By Max Rettig Verified · The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

    Jan. 28, 2025

  • Outdated laws prevent gig economy workers from getting benefits. This pilot program shows the path forward

    By Max Rettig Verified| Yahoo Finance Verified Even with unemployment declining and wages rising, millions of people in America still need extra money to feel financially secure—whether because of increasing prices, unexpected expenses, or just the complexities of everyday life. In the gig economy, more than 7 millionAmericans are taking advantage of opportunities to supplement their income at the push of an app’s button.

    By Max Rettig Verified · Yahoo Finance

    May. 01, 2024

  • A Georgia pilot program opens the door to benefits for gig workers

    By Max Rettig Verified| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified Traditionally, employees punch the clock at a job for 40 hours per week, and they might receive benefits such as health insurance or retirement savings in return. For people who need flexibility or want the freedom to be their own boss, not getting those same benefits can be worth the trade off. But why have we always settled for this compromise? Increasingly, the question isn’t whether we should allow people to choose independent work.

    By Max Rettig Verified · The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

    Jan. 28, 2025

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CBS Sports

CBS Sports is a multi-platform sports media entity that operates under CBS Interactive, a division of CBS Corporation. It has a strong digital presence through CBSSports.com, which offers sports news, live scores, video highlights, and editorial content for both professional and college sports. CBS Sports also provides SportsLine, which delivers predictive analytics and betting insights, and SportsLive, a subscription-based streaming service for live and on-demand sports coverage. In addition to its digital platforms, CBS Sports features the CBS Sports Network, a 24/7 cable channel dedicated to college sports. The company also manages live event streaming through CBS Interactive Advanced Media, supporting numerous broadcasts each year. CBS Sports targets sports enthusiasts, betting communities, and college sports fans, offering a range of services that include e-commerce through the CBSSports.com Shop, which sells licensed merchandise for major sports leagues and NCAA teams.

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