Among these workers, 93% like controlling decisions about when, how and where they work; 69% feel more secure working on their own than in a traditional job and 52% feel less at risk working independently than in traditional employment.
Those who work independently, rather than as employees of agencies, are not likely to receive benefits, retirement packages or even disability payments if they are injured on the job.
Kartini et al. suggest that Joehana rejected his contemporaries' approach, choosing to work independently rather than again work for the government which had fired him and would certainly censor his works.
Instead, the student teams mostly work independently in more than 5,000 square feet of design space in the BME Design Studio, which has a 24-hour video connection to a companion space the Carnegie Center for Surgical Innovation in the Johns Hopkins Hospital's Carnegie Building.
Rather than work independently, Mr. Alfred did a lot of composing in the rehearsal room with the dancers.
Guillermo Nayash, a local resident, said artisanal mining allows him to work independently and under better conditions than working in a large mining company, or doing manual labour in the cities.
Children choose their own activities, which are referred to as "work" rather than "play". They work independently, at their own pace and over long blocks of uninterrupted time, with teachers steering children to the next lesson when they seem ready.
Some sources suggest that masseuses that are hired at spas receive better tips than those who work independently.
"If you've got two good programmers," he says, "it's better for them to work independently and debug each other's work than to say we'll take 50% hit just for that second set of eyes.
