Gig Workers: Page 4
Today's Gig Economy Treats Workers as Expendable Cogs in the Machine, but That's About to Change
The next generation of freelancers will have careers, not just gigs.
How the Gig Economy Hurts Workers and Consumers
Freelancers are not subject to traditional worker protection and accountability laws, and operate largely outside the social safety net.
How America-First Entrepreneurs Can Combat the Effects of Outsourcing
Large corporations may employ huge numbers, but the reality is that small businesses collectively have a lot of power. By banding together to create strong networks of innovation and competition, entrepreneurs can positively impact the American economy.
Why Freelancing Is Perfect for Introverts
Introverts are naturally good at structuring their own time and don't get stir crazy working at home.
The Affiliate Marketing Model: A Blueprint for Success in the Gig Economy
Don't get caught in an old-fashioned marketing model. Take advantage of the freedom and flexibility the gig economy offers.
Future Technology Will Bring Terrifying Prospects You Can Innovate Against
The way the world works is changing, which raises both questions and opportunities.
How to Stay Motivated Working From Home
Working from home gives you that cherished freedom, but plenty of distractions, as well.
What Driving for Lyft Taught Me About Community and the Sharing Economy
Making a human connection is as important as making a living. There is a new economy emerging that combines the two.
How to Navigate Freelancing When You Have a Day Job
Working a job all day and freelancing the rest of the time is tough but digital tools are making it easier.
Don't Sell Yourself Short in the Gig Economy
Too many solopreneurs and freelancers are mispricing themselves in the labor market. Get out a sharp pencil and get it right.
How the Gig Economy Is Changing Work for Women
The freelance and contract economy opens up options for time, balance and flexibility.
Is the Gig Economy Sustainable?
Working projects gives you flexibility but there are some harsh realities to long-term gigging.
Think Twice Because Your Freelancer Might Legally Be an Employee
Regulations surrounding independent contractors are confusing but you don't want litigation to clarify their status.
Freelancers Make Up 34 Percent of the U.S. Workforce. Here's How to Find, Hire and Manage Them.
As full-time employees shift to non-employees in the age of the "gig economy," you've got to learn how to handle this external workforce.
4 Ways to Successfully Blend Gig Workers Into Your Team
Getting the best from every team member is a challenge now that not everybody is full time at the same office.