
The gig economy refers to a labour market characterized by short-term, and flexible jobs often facilitated through digital platforms. It involves individuals or companies offering services on a temporary or task-by-task basis, rather than through traditional full-time employment contracts. In the gig economy, gig Workers (also known as independent contractors or freelancers) are paid for each task or gig they complete. Popular gig economy activities include freelance work, food delivery services, and freelance digital work.
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