Warehouses are turning to gig workers as they compete for labor  

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Logistics companies competing for workers are offering more flexibility in areas such as scheduling and choices on shifts as they vie for labor with companies like Uber Technologies and Instacart, where workers schedule their own hours, The Wall Street Journal reports.  More operators “are using a flexible worker, and they’re using software not unlike Uber

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