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Of course, some of these issues are systemic, and need to be tackled at a policymaker level. But there is also a great deal that employers can do to increase and improve part-time opportunities within their organisations.

There are a number of choices you can play around with, but either way, rather than spin your wheels trying to find a full-time job, you may be better off just piecing one together yourself. Of course, the downside of being a gig worker is that you're not entitled to benefits like paid time off or an employer-subsidized health insurance plan. The upside, however, is that being a gig worker may give you more flexibility. And depending on what you do, you may be able to command a higher hourly rate than you'd get paid in salary form.


Credit Suisse estimated such product updates will help personalize ads and boost YouTube’s monetization, which stands at about $9.80 per user per year. That would help the company better compete against Facebook, which monetizes at about $30 per user per year, the firm estimated.
2. Maintenance work If you’re a handy person, you could market your skills to friends and neighbors. Not everyone is handy, so this can be a much appreciated skill that people are willing to pay for. By doing maintenance work on the side, you could be working on anything from repairs to minor plumbing.

You can also be your own boss. Expand your business as you see fit. No one can restrict your decisions or tell you what to do with your work. This does not apply if you work online for a company, but it does apply if you are a freelancer or have your own online business.
It’s also possible to cross-sell some digital products at the end of the event. This is a pro tip recommended by Navid Moazzez, a virtual summit expert who made $60,000 in his first event.


With online tutoring sites, you can earn anywhere between Rs 10,000 and 1 lakh per month depending upon the platform, your knowledge and classes. They pay a strict, fast, or hourly contract. To educate your colleagues, neighbors or acquaintances, you can start by charging Rs 200 per hour and increase to Rs 500-1000 as you gain experience.