Gig Work Sustained the Roman Empire, Study Suggests

A new study on the ancient Roman economy by Kim Bowes suggests that stable employment was an exception, with most people combining multiple jobs and struggling financially, akin to modern gig work.

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svenska-dagbladetSwedish66d ago

Gigarbete höll Romarriket flytande

Fast anställning tycks vara ett historiskt undantag snarare än regel. I Kim Bowes hyllade studie av det antika Roms ekonomi framträder en värld där de allra flesta tvingades kombinera flera jobb, låna pengar och ständigt kämpa för att få livet att gå ihop.

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