In October, online freelancing platform Upwork released it’s 'Freelancing in America 2018' report. This marks the platform’s fifth annual report looking at the state of freelancing in the United States and how freelancers fit into the overall labor market. According to the report, there are currently 57.3
The latest World Bank report includes valuable insights on the future of work, and the role technology will continue to play among the workforce.
The future of work, for many, will be freelancing. This may conjure up images of working whenever, wherever, and in whatever you want (hello pyjamas!). But there are more pressing things to think about. When you take the leap into freelance life you need to consider the fundamentals: where will
Digital nomadism can provide a heap of benefits, for both employer and nomad. However it does require a bit more planning to achieve seamless working practices regardless of location.
For many, receiving a monthly paycheck is the norm. But there’s a growing number of people who earn their keep in other ways, either through the gig economy, freelancing, cryptocurrency, playing the stock market or numerous other passive income sources. That’s only set to rise as alternative ways
Today, more than a third of workers identify as independent. And this number is poised to only increase. According to a report released by the Freelancers Union last year, the majority of American workers will be freelancing by 2027. As a result, freelancers, remote employees and gig workers have more
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