Today, freelancers represent 35% of the United States workforce.
In the European Union, the rate is 16.1%.
Both figures demonstrate the same global trend: from creative entrepreneurs to those paid by the…
- Anthony Hussenot
- The Conversation
So, too, are analyses of this phenomenon, as journalists, sociologists, human resources specialists, life coaches, even freelancers themselves try to uncover “the truth” about freelancing.
That’s because of the “gig economy”, as it is sometimes called, is a Janus-faced – and relentlessly evolving – phenomenon.
Freelancing is often portrayed as liberating, empowering, and…