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Employment Law: The Gig Economy
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This online course explores gig work (a type of work that is done on a short-term or freelance basis) from a legal perspective.

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University of Pennsylvania

Instructor: Deepa Das Acevedo
Provided by: Coursera
Course language: English
Fees: free course
Level: beginner
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Format: MOOC/online course
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