This House Resolution expresses the sense of the House that creators and digital workers, recognized as a distinct and growing class of small businesses, deserve fair treatment, transparency, and economic opportunity within the modern platform-based economy. It highlights concerns such as limited transparency in compensation, income volatility, and the lack of portable benefits for independent contractors. The resolution acknowledges the significant economic value creators generate while facing challenges like algorithmic changes and unclear revenue-sharing arrangements. To address these issues, the resolution supports several key provisions. These include ensuring access to affordable and portable health care and retirement plans for independent workers, along with clear and predictable revenue-sharing terms between platforms and creators. It also advocates for creators' ability to maintain direct audience relationships , robust small business resources , and transparency regarding platform algorithms that affect earnings and visibility. Furthermore, the resolution calls for protection against worker misclassification , access to timely customer support, and accountability standards for artificial intelligence and synthetic media use.