Covid-19 Working From Home

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There are some benefits from being part of the gig economy. Many of us that were working from home might survive this. It's our fellow gig workers that actually need to be in contact with people in person that might be at a disadvantage. If you are part of the gig economy that has been impacted by Covid-19, there will be some new post on resources to help you find some gigs from home that can generate some income. There are still opportunities to provide gigs on sites like Fiverr or other online job portals. If you have skills that can adapt to these online sites I would encourage you to start promoting your skills on these portals. If you visit our YouTube channel there are plenty of videos that can help you get some ideas. Through the blog and our YouTube channel will provide as much information as possible on what options you might have through these difficult time. Link to our YouTube Channel Digital Gigger: https://www.youtube.com/digitalgigger Stay tuned for more updates!

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  1. ZoeJune 5, 2021 at 3:53 AM

    Gig workers also get a fixed monthly salary plus bonus, while freelancers get paid according to each project or gig they get. The Ministry of Manpower defines them as “employees on term contracts” and they are considered as employees instead of self-employed.

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