U.S. gig economy study: Part 1

U.S. gig economy study: Part 2

Research findings dispel myth that gig work is a stopgap measure or too unstable to be viable long-term. This report focuses on the breadth of industries and pay levels the gig economy comprises, starting with coming to a clear definition of what constitutes a gig worker.

U.S. gig economy study: Part 6

The big question on many freelance workers’ minds is, How can I retire? More than half (53 percent) of the gig workers we spoke with don’t feel they have effective access to retirement and savings plans, while two-thirds (67 percent) say that not having access to retirement plans and other benefits is a key drawback to working independently.

U.S. gig economy study: Part 8

In this final report on the U.S. Gig Economy, we explore the question, What does the inexorable explosion of gig economy work mean for U.S. businesses and employers? And just as important, What does it mean for American gig workers themselves?