The gig economy refers to a work arrangement characterized by short-term and flexible engagements, distinct from the traditional 9-to-5 work schedule. It leverages internet and mobile technologies to rapidly match supply and demand, serving as a crucial component of the sharing economy and representing a novel form of human resource allocation. This economic sector comprises freelancers handling limited workloads, with its primary forms including crowd-based work and app-mediated on-demand work.
China's gig economy online recruitment data is compiled based on keywords such as food delivery, Meituan, Ele.me, flash delivery, delivery riders, Didi, designated driving, part-time work, side jobs, flexible employment, and platform economy. It encompasses online recruitment information from five data sources within the gig economy.
However, original online recruitment website data often provides limited disclosure regarding the recruiting companies themselves. To facilitate scholarly use, CnOpenData employs fuzzy matching techniques to align the list of companies in China's gig economy online recruitment data with basic information from industrially and commercially registered enterprises, thereby generating extended basic information data on gig economy online recruitment companies in China. This enhancement aims to support related research endeavors.
Time Period
As of 2023 (subject to updates as needed)
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Extended Basic Information Data of Gig Economy Online Recruitment Companies in China - Source B
Extended Basic Information Data of Gig Economy Online Recruitment Companies in China - Source C
Extended Basic Information Data of Gig Economy Online Recruitment Companies in China - Source E
References
- Mo Yiqing and Li Lixing, 2022, "The Impact of the Gig Economy on Entrepreneurship: Evidence from the Rise of Food Delivery Platforms," Management World, No. 2.
- Barrios, J. M., Hochberg, Y. V., and Yi, H. Y., 2020, "Launching with a Parachute: The Gig Economy and New Business Formation," Journal of Financial Economics.
Data Update Frequency
Annual updates