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In today’s growing “gig” economy, workers and customers connect directly through computer programs or smartphone apps. Most people taking on these gigs work for themselves. They choose when and where to work, and when not to. While many Americans prefer jobs with regular hours, gig workers value flexibility and control over their schedules. Most gig workers say they prefer their gigs to working regular hours as an employee. The gig economy has also benefitted customers by making personal services more accessible.

New yorkUnited statesSeth harrisLos angelesAlan kruegerJonathan hallCouncil of economic advisersNational labor relationsBureau of labor statisticsResearchers at temple universityPew researchGig economyLabor statisticsEconomic advisersWant flexibleWant better working