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Gig Economy Models.

Definition

ASCOR defines the “UK Gig Economy” as the area of the Labour Market in the UK which does not involve permanently employed workers; including but not limited to temporary agency workers, self-employed contractors and those who work flexibly for an organisation which is not necessarily their employer.

Gig Economy Models

​The models, or methods of working, which come under this definition of the UK Gig Economy include (but are not limited to, because this is an ever-changing industry):
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  • Temporary PAYE agency workers
  • Agency workers working through an Umbrella company
  • Self-employed contractors
  • Professional Service Company (PSC) contractors
  • Workers who engage in multi-apping technology or “sharing” technology
  • Freelance workers

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  • Home
  • ABOUT US
    • What is ASCOR?
    • Participating Bodies
  • HIRERS
    • Preparing your Organisation
    • Selecting a Supply Chain >
      • Selecting an Agency
      • Advertising Jobs Online
    • Managing a Supply Chain >
      • Supply Chain Compliance >
        • Agency Compliance
      • Modern Slavery Obligations
    • Worker Voice
  • Workers
    • A-Z Worker Help
    • Worker Status >
      • Agency Workers
  • Contact Us
    • Hirers
    • Workers