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How Gig Economy Growth Could Help Close the Labor Gap in Construction

Oct 10, 2019 By Redshift

Just 10 years ago, cities across America were mottled with transit deserts—streets, neighborhoods, and entire regions without convenient or affordable transportation options. No trains. No buses. Not even taxis. The only way to get around was by driving your own vehicle—if you had one, that is. If not, it was a struggle to access employment, […]

Filed Under: Innovation Tagged With: Construction, Gig Economy, Trends

Is the Gig Economy Doomed?

Aug 21, 2019 By Brian Wallace

As the traditional workforce has deemed itself immortal, can the gig economy measure up? The gig economy sparked following the Great Recession of 2008 as the demand for temporary and quick-starting jobs increased. In the decade since, however, the gig economy as expanded at an exponential rate. There are as many as 75 million American […]

Filed Under: Strategic Planning Tagged With: Gig Economy, Infographics, Trends

Tax Reform’s Impact on Uber and Lyft Drivers

Mar 22, 2019 By 1800Accountant

If you’re an Uber or Lyft driver, you may know that your taxes are changing in some pretty dramatic ways. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 ushered in a number of tax savings, as well as a few limitations that aren’t so beneficial to your tax situation. You should consider these changes when […]

Filed Under: Finance, Tax and Accounting Tagged With: Deductions, Gig Economy, Taxes

Tax Planning for Gig Economy Workers: Everything You Need to Know

Nov 14, 2018 By 1800Accountant

Whether you’re an Uber driver or a financial consultant, a private fitness trainer or a freelance graphics designer, you’re part of the expanding gig economy. As a self-employed person, you essentially have your own business. With that comes the responsibility of paying taxes. Here’s everything in a nutshell you need to know about tax planning […]

Filed Under: Tax and Accounting Tagged With: Gig Economy, Tax Planning, Taxes

Overview: The Gig Economy Worker’s Guide to Stability

Dec 4, 2017 By Vikas Agrawal

While the link between the gig economy and the future of work is becoming stronger, the former is still in its infancy. Organizations and individual workers who have jumped onboard are likely to encounter growing pains. Those who continue to ignore it are keeping themselves from the opportunities arising in their respective industries. But both […]

Filed Under: Innovation Tagged With: Freelancers, Gig Economy, Networking

4 Ways the Gig Economy Can Help a Startup

Sep 22, 2017 By Vlad Dobrynin

In today’s business world, the gig economy combined with the unique startup company model are overhauling the traditional 9-5 job experience that most workers have grown accustomed to. Together, this is creating a new norm that allows for more freedom and flexibility in the workplace. There are many parallels between the gig economy and startups—both […]

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Culture, Gig Economy, Innovation, Startups

Join the Gig Economy and Be Your Own Boss

Jul 14, 2017 By Guest Contributor

Freelancers make up 34% of the U.S. workforce, and that figure is projected to keep rising. Long ago freelancing was something you did only if you were an artist or a writer, but today just about anybody can be a freelancer. The gig economy has grown to include things like driving for Lyft or walking […]

Filed Under: Personal Readiness Tagged With: Getting Started, Gig Economy, Infographics

The Biggest Problem Freelancers Have Today

Oct 18, 2016 By Brian Mikes

Do you have a side hustle? Yes, a side hustle. For those of you in the dark, a side hustle is the modern day name for moonlighting. It’s having a freelance job, a side gig, or a second job.  Are you a Freelancer? The side hustle – or freelancer market has grown so big, economists […]

Filed Under: Marketing Innovations Tagged With: Freelancers, Gig Economy, Marketing

Inside the Gig Economy

Jun 17, 2016 By Guest Contributor

When you’re starting a small business it may be difficult to hire all the help you need when you don’t know how fast your business will grow. That’s where the gig economy comes into play—instead of starting a traditional business you could build an app designed to utilize freelancers as they have availability in order […]

Filed Under: Innovation Tagged With: Freelancing, Gig Economy, Infographics

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