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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.

19 Dec 2022

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