Is The Gig Economy Jumping The Shark? #infographic

Giant jobs have always been known as the future economy since the Great Recession–but are US employees still making cash from giant employment after a century? In the aftermath of the 2008 Great Depression, many of the largest giant startups started.

The demand for temporary and fast beginning employment was stimulated by 7.2% unemployment after the Great Recession. The gig economy has grown exponentially over the decade since. But although the business appears booming, gig workers are struggling; for an emergency or a different problem, 60% couldn't afford $400.

After swelling figures sprung up the car, many realized that the way things were set up was not practical to survive as a full-time concert employee. Many Gig employees are not paid a living wage and even the most active players, such as Uber and Lyft, have lost considerably in terms of salary between 2014 and 2018.