Gig Economy
Side Businesses
50 Ideas for a Lucrative Side Hustle
You know how to do something people would hire you for, if they know you are available.
Freelancers
How This Freelance Approach Can Produce Full-Time Results
Companies are exploring a workforce model with 10 percent full-time workers and 90 percent freelancers.
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Gig Economy
Why the Government's Gig Economy Data Falls Short
A new Bureau of Labor Statistics study on freelancers misses the mark.
The Way We Work
Both Workplaces and Gig Economy Companies Are Killing People, This Stanford Professor Warns
'Dying for a Paycheck' author Jeffrey Pfeffer dispels the myths of gig work as a reprieve from the 9-to-5.
Freelancers
Policies That Help Gig Workers Improve Their Skills Will Help Small Businesses Grow
Business growth is slowed by the shortage of skilled workers, even as millions of workers are underemployed and looking for more opportunity.
Freelancers
The Future Is Freelance: How to Optimize Independent Worker Output
By treating freelancers like human beings, companies can ensure they'll never be at a loss for top talent, even on the most challenging projects.
Gig Economy
7 Reasons Why the Gig Economy is a Net Positive
Flexibility and variety are just the tip of the iceberg.
Gig Economy
Tomorrow's Gig Economy Marketplaces Are Smarter, Larger and More Global
Here are three trends that will rock the future of the gig economy.
Freelancers
Don't Confuse Driving for Uber With the Freelancer Economy Powering America's Entrepreneurial Boom
The travails of workers employed by ride-hailing and delivery platforms are real but often mask the success of freelance workers in the knowledge economy.
Gig Economy
Think the Gig Economy is of Interest Only to Small Tech Outfits? Big Companies Are Diving in, Too.
Three ways workplace rules must adapt to match the 21st century's evolving economic opportunities
Gig Economy
Is the Gig Economy Killing the 9-to-5 Job? No, But It's Giving It a Run for Its Money.
Boomers, in particular, are benefiting in retirement (or semi-retirement) as Uber drivers, knowledge workers and dog-walkers.
Freelancers
The Surprising Reality Is Freelancers Are Happy and Prospering
The gig economy proves that independent contract work is much more than something to do between jobs. It can be a full-time career.
