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Hosted by Glen Hodgson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 153 episodes
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A podcast on - and for - the dynamic workforce of today.
Glen Hodgson hosts The New Gig, a business show with 153 episodes published.
I speak with Jeni Morris (CEO, Fair Work Solutions) about minimum wage compliance and labour law in the UK. We also discuss freelancing and open talent and the impact that it is having on the British labour market. The N
I speak with Kenzo Soares Seto (Research Scholar, Yale Law School) about his research on the future of work and the current trends that he is observing globally. We also discuss the implications for education and culture
In this special series we get under the skin of entrepreneurship and take a deeper dive into the world of work in the digital age. In this episode I speak with CEO & Founder of Salaree, Paul Jackson who explains ambient
I speak with Joan Kinyua (President, Data Labelers Association) about the role is AI playing and how is it changing the world of work. We also discuss how the gig and platform economy are evolving in Africa. The New Gig
I speak with Charlotte Kan (Freelance Moderator & Journalist) about why she chose her workstyle as well as her thoughts on the future of work given the advent of AI. We also discuss the main challenges faced and her top
I speak with Bilal Pandow (Professor, Bahrain Polytechnic) about the future of work and platform economy in India and the Middle East.We also discuss the best and worst parts of being a freelancer, as well as the current
I speak with Pernilla Norman - Lawyer and Data Protection expert. We discuss how EU data protection and AI obligations are affecting the labour market. We also talk about the new pieces of legislation that entrepreneurs
I speak with Shaik Salauddin - Founder President, Telangana Gig And Platform Workers Union (TGPWU); National General Secretary, Indian Federation Of App Based Transport Workers (IFAT); Elected Board Member, International
I speak with Loksan Harley (Founder, Homelands AI) about the current focus on AI and the role of AI for impact driven organisations and the labour market. We also discuss how this can be a benefit in managing flows of pe
I speak with Olga Silova (Personal Branding Specialist) about how to balance a full time job with passion projects as well as the importance of building a personal brand. We also speak about the growth of being an entrep
I speak with Mike Hruby (President, New Jobs America) about the US approach to self-employment and which states are facilitating open talent. We also discuss the US approach to testing legitimate self-employment and the
I speak with Arina Aamir (Politician & Podcaster) about how to balance politics with passion projects, as well as the reasons why people - particularly the young - are turned off by politics. We also discuss how inclusiv
I speak with Aria Dagla (Marketing Expert) about the elements that brands and executives need to think of in terms of modern PR. We also discuss what this means for freelancers and entrepreneurs as well as the latest dev
In this special series we get under the skin of entrepreneurship and take a deeper dive into the world of work in the digital age. In this episode I speak with CEO & Founder of Salaree, Paul Jackson who highlights the im
I speak with Paul Jackson (CEO, Salaree) about the rise of portfolio careers and fractional roles, as well as how individuals and companies are embracing this development. We also discuss the latest trends in HR manageme
I speak with Marigona Gashi (IT Consultant & Nurse) about the best and worst parts of being a freelancer and combining two careers. We also discuss why freelancing is growing and why it is an increasingly popular lifesty
I speak with Ngozi Anene (Videographer) about the use of video, images and tools to promote companies as well as open talent. We also discuss the current trends and whether AI is a threat to creative talent.
I speak with Mark Mullinix (The Fractional Directory) about the latest work trends in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. We also discuss the rise of portfolio careers and fractional roles as well as how individuals and com
I speak with Aleksandra Dynas (Freelance Photographer) about the best and worst parts of being a freelancer and why building your own company is an increasingly popular lifestyle choice. We also discuss how companies and
I speak with Ivan Verunica (CEO, InEurope) about the best and worst parts of being an entrepreneur and the importance of building a personal brand. We also discuss what sport teaches us about life and business, as well a
Paul Jackson
Senior Director of Asset Management · baseball storytelling Project
2 appearances on this show
Liz Barclay
Special Adviser, Small Business and Entrepreneurship · The Small Business Commissioner
1 appearance on this show
Jeni Morris
Fair Work Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Kenzo Soares Seto
Yale Law School
1 appearance on this show
Joan Kinyua
Data Labelers Association
1 appearance on this show
Bilal Pandow
Bahrain Polytechnic
1 appearance on this show
Loksan Harley
Homelands Advisory
2 appearances on this show
Mike Hruby
New Jobs America
1 appearance on this show
Mark Mullinix
The Fractional Directory
1 appearance on this show
Ivan Verunica
InEurope
1 appearance on this show
Katerina Ohra
Engine
1 appearance on this show
Andreas Meinert
Ework Group
1 appearance on this show
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The New Gig is hosted by Glen Hodgson. The show is categorised under business and has published 153 episodes.
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