The GIG economy involves businesses that operate in an environment where they engage workers through digital means (usually via tables or smart phones) to perform on demand work for short-term arrangements.
Businesses like Uber, Airtasker, Deliveroo and Foodora are immediately recognisable in today’s media and have generated a significant buzz around not only what they do but how they do it.
This webinar covers:
- trends in the way workers are currently engaged
- tips on how to achieve an appropriate ‘workforce mix’
- key pitfalls/dangers around engaging contractors
- best ways employers can engage a flexible workforce
- the future of IR regulation for modern workforces.
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where companies use apps and the internet to match customers with workers. The firms do not employ the workers, but take commission from their earnings, and many have become huge global enterprises. Uber now operates around the world, with the company valued at more than £50bn.
where companies use apps and the internet to match customers with workers. The firms do not employ the workers, but take commission from their earnings, and many have become huge global enterprises. Uber now operates around the world, with the company valued at more than £50bn.
where companies use apps and the internet to match customers with workers. The firms do not employ the workers, but take commission from their earnings, and many have become huge global enterprises. Uber now operates around the world, with the company valued at more than £50bn.
where companies use apps and the internet to match customers with workers. The firms do not employ the workers, but take commission from their earnings, and many have become huge global enterprises. Uber now operates around the world, with the company valued at more than £50bn.