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Gig Work in the COVID-19 Era: More Risk, Less Opportunity
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Gig Work in the COVID-19 Era: More Risk, Less Opportunity

In a follow-up to our 2019 study of low-income young adult gig workers, JFF reconnected with study participants to explore how they had been affected by the pandemic-driven health and economic crises. We learned that most of them are anticipating delays in their ability to improve their opportunities for economic advancement.

September 24, 2020

At a Glance

In a follow-up to our 2019 study of low-income young adult gig workers, JFF reconnected with study participants to explore how they had been affected by the pandemic-driven health and economic crises. We learned that most of them are anticipating delays in their ability to improve their opportunities for economic advancement.

Contributors
Cheryl A. Almeida
Fran O’Reilly, Principal Researcher, Evidence-Based Education Research & Evaluation, LLC
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