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The Gig Economy: A New Workplace Reinvented
Although the notion of the “gig economy” has, in recent years, become more mainstream with the likes of Uber, Instacart, and Waitr, it actually dates back as early as the 1900s with individuals, like musicians, who sought greater work flexibility with the benefits of being employed. The most simplistic view of the gig economy refers to employment that is outside a permanent job—often short-term—without labor protections such as unemployment and workers’ compensation. The world continues to rapidly evolve as technology transforms modern business.
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