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Discussions on the merits of the gig economy are spreading across the globe as temporary, flexible jobs are now commonplace as well as companies’ stance toward the hiring of independent contractors and freelancers instead of full-time employees.
Such flexible, temporary or freelance jobs often involve connecting with clients or customers through an online platform, which is why many working in the gig economy refer to their jobs as platform work.
First, it is a difficult task to estimate the size of the gig economy since much of the work may be underreported. A case in point, consider the fact that more than one-third of the Chinese labour force receive additional income by working extra jobs in the gig economy, and moreover, about 10 per cent of the Chinese workers use the gig economy as their main source of income. Nevertheless, the sector is very large and only growing.