Whereas the ABS measures only those for whom freelancing is their main source of income – typically independent contractors – this study included all workers who had "engaged in supplemental, temporary, project or contract-based work, within the past 12 months".
Some have speculated that this represents a trend in managers going freelance, typically from the public sector into consultancy.
The musicians of the rich New York freelance pool are typically heard in the various standing or pickup orchestras they make up.
Freelance science writers typically make less per article initially than established science writers, particularly when writing for newspapers.
Howard went after Mercedes S class and BMW 7 series drivers, typically one-man operations, who might freelance for a number of small chauffeuring companies.
Stringer, part-time or freelance journalist, videographer, or photographer typically assigned by a news organization to cover areas that are considered less newsworthy or that are deemed peripheral to the news organization's coverage area.
Between 2005 and 2015, according to analysis by the economists Alan Krueger and Lawrence Katz, ninety-four per cent of net job growth has been in "alternative work arrangements" — freelancing, independent contracting, temping, and the like — which typically offer no health benefits.
These models are typically not employed by the company but hired as "freelance" models for the event.
Typically he described himself in Who's Who as a freelance writer.
In the film business, workers such as unit production managers are not typically employees of movie studios and instead are hired on a freelance basis.
