As Times Get Tougher, Many Turn to Freelancing
Sara Horowitz, executive director of Freelancers Union, sees a new project-to-project economy, crossing the spectrum from low-wage workers to highly paid professionals.
13 years ago
Thursday, February 19, 2009
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