Under new gig economy regulations, women-led startups may be required to offer broader worker rights and benefits, traditionally associated with full-time employment, to gig workers. This shift could result in increased operational costs, impacting budget allocations and potentially necessitating a restructuring of the business model to remain compliant and competitive.

Under new gig economy regulations, women-led startups may be required to offer broader worker rights and benefits, traditionally associated with full-time employment, to gig workers. This shift could result in increased operational costs, impacting budget allocations and potentially necessitating a restructuring of the business model to remain compliant and competitive.

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