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Recent News About GigWorker
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Gigworker announces analysis on best free posting sites for hiring
Gigworker announced a new analysis highlighting the nine best free posting sites to attract a broader range of candidates. This resource aims to enhance hiring efficiency while remaining budget-friendly.
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Gigworker announces stats on remote work among Americans
Gigworker has announced new data on remote work among Americans. The statistics indicate a growing number of individuals opting for remote work arrangements and reveal both the benefits and challenges associated with working outside traditional office settings.
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Gigworker announces 2024 side hustle trends and insights
Gigworker has released new insights into side hustle statistics, trends, and projections for 2024. The report covers various topics, including the prevalence and growth of side hustles, earnings and commitment levels, and the challenges faced by gig workers. It also explores technological and automation trends, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the future direction of the gig economy.
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Gigworker announces 2024 remote work trends
Gigworker has announced new insights into the state of remote work in 2024, focusing on workforce trends, productivity, and challenges faced by remote workers. The research highlights the growing number of telecommuters and their preference for remote work versus working from coworking spaces.
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Understanding the rise of the gig economy
The gig economy, characterized by short-term, freelance tasks rather than permanent jobs, is increasingly gaining attention. As more workers enter this market, understanding its dynamics becomes essential.
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Understanding 'gigs': From jazz slang to modern employment
A gig refers to any temporary job or short-term project undertaken by independent contractors for a set fee. This term can encompass various tasks, from manual labor to education and IT consultancy. Gigs are also known as the platform economy, sharing economy, or collaborative economy.
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Understanding and mitigating the effects of income volatility
Brett Helling, founder of Gigworker.com and a rideshare driver since 2012, has shed light on the issue of income volatility. This term refers to the distinct change in a worker's annual income from one year to the next. According to a report by Pew Charitable Trusts, more than a third of Americans face up to 25% fluctuations in their income annually.
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Gigworker highlights UPS driver positions for seasonal work
Brett Helling, the founder of Gigworker.com, shared his insights on working as a UPS Personal Vehicle Driver (PVD), highlighting the varying experiences drivers may encounter based on location and personal work preferences. Helling noted that in markets like Tucson and Los Angeles, PVDs can earn around $21-$23+ per hour, plus mileage. He emphasized the flexibility of hours, with some drivers opting for longer days to maximize earnings, especially during peak seasons.