Have you ever observed people working on their computers at your local coffee shop during the traditional 9-5 work day? Or maybe glanced out your window to see who’s enjoying a scenic walk at 2:00 p.m.? With the rise of the gig economy, it’s true that many of these individuals may be freelancers who are afforded flexibility to create their own schedules.
Service providers such as Uber, Wag and TaskRabbit have structured their business models around the on-the-go and on-demand nature of the gig economy. However, the flexible schedule trend birthed by the gig economy is no longer just for freelancers.
