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Flex CEO Kristin Sharp Testifies Before House Small Business Committee on Essential Role of App-Based Platforms

Today, Flex Association CEO Kristin Sharp testified before the House Small Business Committee on the essential role app-based platforms play in supporting small businesses and providing flexible, on-demand income for millions of Americans. “Small businesses are the backbone of the American economy,” said Sharp. “And app-based platforms have become one of the most powerful tools […]

Seattle’s PayUp Ordinance Cost Local Businesses Over $17 Million Over Three-Month Period, According to New Flex Study

Independent study finds that Seattle’s delivery pay ordinance costs workers, consumers, and local businesses. WASHINGTON – Total delivery orders fell a full 25 percent over a 13-week period following the implementation of the City of Seattle’s App-Based Worker Minimum Payment Ordinance, costing local businesses $17.6 million, according to a new study from Flex, the trade […]

App-Based Platforms are Finding New Ways to Bring Wellness to People Across the Country, Says New Flex Association Issue Brief

The Second in Flex’s Three-Part “Scaling for Good” series, the Health Issue Brief Highlights How App-Based Platforms are Providing New Solutions and Closing Gaps to Make the Building Block of Health More Accessible. WASHINGTON – The Flex Association today released a new issue brief today, “Scaling for Good: How the App-Based Platform Industry Supports Health […]

Flex Statement | Senator Cruz Named Senate CST Committee Chair

“Flex congratulates Senator Cruz on being named Chairman of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation. Senator Cruz’s deep knowledge of technology policy will be vital to the Committee’s work this Congress, and we look forward to being a resource as the Committee considers issues related to the app-based industry.”

Flex Statement | Andrew Ferguson Designated FTC Chair

“Flex congratulates Chairman Ferguson on his appointment as FTC chair, and we look forward to working together to promote a strong app-based industry that continues to support workers, consumers, small businesses, and the American economy.”