How can traditional white-collar organizations adapt to the rise of the gig economy?

Jul 21, 2007 ... His neurological development and medical history were otherwise normal. He was a married father of two children, and worked as a civil servant. Oct 31, 2024 ... As growth has stalled, hiring in the sector has flattened, and layoffs and discharges have begun to climb. The 497,000 layoffs and discharges in ... Mar 22, 2023 ... Many unions and even the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) lack experience organizing workers in sectors such as tech and nonprofit, said ... Jan 20, 2023 ... The detachable white collar first became widely available in the 1830s, allowing clerks and shopkeepers — who still had to do manual work from ... Nov 10, 2020 ... Three Surprising Facts About White-Collar Workers and Addiction ; More than 20% of legal professionals, including lawyers and judges, have ... Bona fide executive, administrative, professional, outside sales, and computer (collectively referred to as EAP) employees are exempt "white collar" employees ... Apr 10, 2021 ... The all-cancer and ischaemic heart disease mortality rates were higher for white-collar workers than blue-collar workers during this period. Nov 25, 2013 ... As wikipedia informs us not so helpfully, a white collar worker “is a person who performs professional, managerial, or administrative work ... Aug 27, 2024 ... Yet because demand for white-collar workers has cooled and demand for service workers is still recovering four years after the Covid-19 pandemic ... Jan 23, 2022 ... 80% or 90% by volume of this person's brain is "missing" but they are still able to function normally in society. This goes to show the insane levels of ...