The gig economy refers to a non-traditional "9-to-5" work arrangement characterized by short-term and flexible job engagements. By leveraging internet and mobile technologies to swiftly match supply and demand, it constitutes a vital form of the sharing economy and represents a novel approach to human resource allocation. This economic sector primarily consists of freelancers with intermittent workloads, utilizing digital platforms to connect service providers and consumers, typically manifesting as crowd-sourced work and on-demand app-mediated services.
China’s gig economy online recruitment data was constructed using keywords including takeout (外卖), Meituan (美团), Ele.me (饿了么), flash delivery (闪送), delivery rider (骑手), Didi (滴滴), designated driving service (代驾), part-time work (兼职), side job (副业), flexible employment (灵活用工), and platform economy (平台经济). It encompasses online recruitment information from five data sources within the gig economy sector.
Original online recruitment site data often provides limited disclosures about recruiting companies. To facilitate scholarly research, CnOpenData implemented a fuzzy matching methodology to integrate company listings from China's gig economy online recruitment data with official business registration records, thereby generating the Basic Extended Company Information Data for China's Gig Economy Online Recruitment Platform and advancing support for related studies.
Database Application Guide
Application Logic of Basic Extended Company Information Data for China's Gig Economy Online Recruitment Platform:
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Data current as of 2023 (subject to updates as needed)
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Basic Extended Information Data for Gig Economy Online Recruitment Companies - Source B
Basic Extended Information Data for Gig Economy Online Recruitment Companies - Source C
Basic Extended Information Data for Gig Economy Online Recruitment Companies - Source E
References
- Mo Yiqing & Li Lixing, 2022, "The Impact of the Gig Economy on Entrepreneurship: A Case Study on the Rise of Food Delivery Platforms," Management World, No.2.
- Barrios, J. M., Hochberg, Y. V. & Yi, H. Y., 2020, "Launching with a Parachute: The Gig Economy and New Business Formation," Journal of Financial Economics.
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