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Mar 2023
15m 31s

HR Work Break: 2023’s Gig Economy

HR Daily Advisor
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John Godfrey, Director of Levelling Up at Legal & General, joins to discuss the impact of gig work on the labor market, the pros and cons of freelancing, and much more! 
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