"freelance status" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who is working as a freelancer, such as an independent contractor or self-employed worker. For example, "I'm considering transitioning to freelance status next year."
Over the past decade, dozens of arts critics have lost their jobs or been demoted to freelance status.
Now she said she and Ms. Norton hoped to hire fellow artists who were overlooked or underemployed because of their age or freelance status.
If the opera management has its way, the chorus and the orchestra would be demoted from full-time employment to freelance status.
No doubt, the economic downturn was a factor in the rush to independent contractor and freelance status, yet no one should expect all those folks to go meekly back into the cubicles of giant corporations anytime soon.
For example, Gen Z is helping to propel new types of businesses like the field service model of WeGoLook, which combines the new freelance status for talent with the on-demand preference of today's consumers to request specialized services like auto and fleet inspections, insurance and financial services solutions and customized tasks.
Because of my freelance status, signing a lease is more or less impossible, leaving me open to the wild world of shared spaces.
"They agreed to take us only if Phil would be the only one on the lease," because of her freelance employment status, Ms. McCobb said.
Considered in one way, he is a freelance clown bidding for status as an entitled court jester.
01 Jun 2012 Section: Status of freelances Added indemnity from contributors against any claims from tax authorities relating to income from freelance engagements.
He won for himself status as a freelance cultural icon, a figure of interest regardless of what he was doing.
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