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The former adviser to Tony Blair is investigating the impact of the UK's growing gig economy on workers' rights.

The payouts come amid growing concern at Westminster at the number of workers on piecework rates in the UK's growing "gig economy" who may be receiving illegally low wages.

The New Economics Foundation said the growing gig economy meant thousands more people had been left without the security of a regular wage, a pension or full employment rights.

They are part of the fast growing "gig economy" in which big companies, including Hermes, rely on increasing numbers of self-employed contractors, who are not subject to the national living wage, to deliver their core services.

So what will become of the growing gig worker population?

Lystable's vision of seamlessly integrating a growing gig economy workforce with workplaces whose legacy software is designed for full-time staff not fly-by-night freelancers, that's what.

Takeaway delivery service Deliveroo is another fast growing gig-economy firmand uses 8,000 self-employed people.

Taxes are a growing gap between gig economy workers and traditional employees.

"The growing freelance and gig economy isn't just underserved, it's ignored," said Messenger.

Several major trade unions are considering how they can adapt to the fast-growing gig economy.

Boxer is one of four couriers involved in a legal case that could come to symbolise the fight against low pay and the lack of employment rights among the army of the self-employed powering Britain's fast-growing "gig economy".