There were economists on there that sound like fucking idiots. were, mean, even the experts that are They know the economy isn't good. They're nervous.

We have online learning, we have gig economies, we have greater competition for employers to where they It notes that the overall July jobs report was quote, more than decent for a supposedly slowing economy

We've also seen the gig economy kind of explode. Up Work went public this week. What do these two trends mean for those with disabilities, both the gig economy as well as the increases disabilities in entrepreneurship programs who are able to work remotely if they're working in kind of gig economy Yeah, and that's the other thing is that these programs that are based on charity, as soon as the economy that help people survive when they're not working, and because they're growing so fast in terms of economy

To talk about how college is going to break the US economy if we don't get our shit straight soon. So, that's a topic that I think is center stage for our economy today. Not to mention, our economy effects everybody else's economy throughout the world, because we are in a global economy.

And I think economies... Joel: Good luck with that.

Are we undervaluing the effect of the gig economy on the world? Sarah White (30m 16s): You know, sometimes when economy is bad, economy is really great for HR tech,

And everybody understands that obviously, you know, we have turned into a global economy, but we haven't And everybody understands that obviously, you know, we have turned into a global economy, but we haven't

Did you know that's nearly 60 % of our entire workforce and our economy, our way of life are because

specialized profiles easier, faster, and more modern in sync with new talent generations and the gig economy The other thing I think that is maybe being discounted as far as Europe and maybe the global economy

have a bachelor's degree, but they can do stuff and they're getting left behind in this work-from-home economy

you're in the real estate development business, and you guys are sort of on the front lines of the economy Do you see any cracks in the economy based on what you're seeing in the home development business or Joel: But you're still optimistic on the economy at this point?

They've got recession around the corner and they've got, you know, the gig economy to kind of deal with And then, you know, let the chips fall where they may with robots and recessions and gig economies.

Because at the time, it's a little different than now where people lost their jobs, after the economy

I because right now I saw an article that came out recently that said that it's costing the economy $766

COVID was a terrible period to launch scheduling tools because most of the tools are used for the gig economy and gig economy is closely related to events and all those events have been canceled. So let's say they'll fly economy class, and it's only $450 thousands.

we dig into the rise of Indeed across Europe, programmatic becoming more and more popular, the gig economy And number four, the growth of the gig economy to just name a few.

Most of those are due to the economy or whatever other reason, ours, my fault." End quote. this could be amazing and will be one of the big, big success stories or depending on obviously the economy

But what we get to do is get to look after the biggest economies in Europe, which are obviously Germany

Newsworthy layoffs, artificial intelligence threats and a down economy mean a lot of indecision and uncertainty

I mean, especially in this kind of economy, when we do have a low employment-rate. Joel: Now, for many it still is, but now it's more of an economy of meritocracy I think the gig economy and sites like Upwork and Fiverr also make it tougher, because you can pick people Is because we are a global economy and we can do those types of things. Joel: So, they can afford to wait a little bit, let the price go up, hope the economy

you and I will be on with Toby talking about the real nitty gritty about where the markets and the economy

And just to note about the gig economy and my own little take on this is that the quality of design has really quickly about the number of companies getting money is getting fewer and farther between thanks economy

Gig economy, our final story in this painful episode. I think both of us agree that they're going to start gravitating toward the gig economy. We have some proof and a story this week abut the gig economy really might explode if more and more people Those people, obviously they contribute to the economy every single day by spending money, and not everybody I think Fiverr's on the table as well because once the economy goes south these sites are going to explode

And if we get into like recession territory in the greater economy, like you're going to see some real

We're talking about how the economy...

Mike: And the other thing people don't think like the first part of the gig economy was employee referrals

And we have to be smart because we do have a global economy, although you have to be smart.

I think that labor unions have a major concern with the gig economy.

The market is worth 6 billion in Ukraine's economy and over 200,000 of their IT professionals are employed Joel (26m 10s): France is the second largest economy in the EU. So what's going on here?

We need more people to enter into the care economy. That's the answer. Not a shuffling app.

Obviously the gig economy doesn't like that, the powers that be we'll see how that plays out. about it all the time, as soon as that lever is switched and it's time to start, you know, juicing the economy When the economy comes back, staffing will be a nice, healthy business to be in, but longterm, I have Chad (36m 43s): And a new study by MIT economist suggests that automation has a bigger impact on the, That's the big key there kids "indicates that the space economy will be one of the fastest growing sectors

But it's more to do with in most of the major economies.

In my thankful five, I had the economy. You and I know that when the economy is good this industry is good, right. But when the economy sucks, it's really not great. So this year has been an on fire economy which means that has been a good thing. I'm a little bit worried about 2019 but we're talking about 2018 and I'm thankful for the fantastic economy

How well how's the House of HR react to a sudden, let's say a declining of the economy. goal in all kinds of industries, all over Europe, but now they're getting back to Portugal because the economy

recognizing that the bottom-line rules all, navigating the Chief People Officer and managing a down economy

I understand in a global economy, being able to manage salespeople effectively is an ideal situation.

Hungary will allow temporary workers in from non EU states to alleviate a labor shortage and help the economy Hungary's economy has apparently fared better than expected in the first quarter of this year, despite Lieven (45m 59s): But that's economy, that's business. Joel (46m 1s): That's business, Baby.

if this is what UBI is or isn't, it's going to be the perception of what UBI is going to bring the economy And I think the bigger picture of what's going on with the economy right now means that UBI is not going introduce a UBI after the last few months, I think they're going to get killed by getting called an economy

and I then started building startups in 2008 when no one else in the world was thinking it was a good economy about everyone from Plated to Snag, to Upwork, to Fiver, to TaskRabbit, where do you guys fit in that economy that we'd built between an amalgamation of someone's skill set and their ability to perform in the economy at risk of a boo, but that is ... values truly are changing and even in the quote, unquote on-demand economy

Don't you feel like this system, right out of the gate, would be perfect for the gig economy Chad: So, mainly for the gig economy. How much money is actually in the gig economy on the staffing side of the house? Arran: So we were originally going to do tokenized economy, as they call it, which

And there's, there's no, regardless of how you feel about Trump, this is the best economy [crosstalk Joel: This is the best economy that we've had in our lifetimes. I mean, everyone is enjoying the current economy. So yeah, if that's the kind of world economy you want to live in, that's awesome.

Joel: Brett, you touched on something there, which was the gig economy.

they're also in the news AIM Group reported recently that they're, they're going hard into the gig economy So to me, this is this fragmentation of the gig economy is ultimately bad. I think there's going to be a niche-ification of the gig economy.

If you don't let immigrants in or have more babies, you become a stagnant economy, you slowly die, [chuckle

And we certainly, we all make our living to some degree on companies hiring and the vibrancy of the economy standpoint, and if you look at it from the EU perspective, I think this is actually going to make our economies

'Cause to be quite frank, that's incredibly important for our economy. Dr.

report is if companies don't understand exactly what you were just talking about understand the a gig economy

I think the bigger threat to the resume is the gig economy where people perform jobs on contract, they And to me, that's a fairly easy one because of the gig economy, which the article in Forbes really outlines

Chad: It's not all bad news for Dice, they're down in this economy Joel: Well tech is down in this economy. So this is what I'm saying, this is bullshit because in this type of an economy The economy took a shit. Shon: This is 2000, this is the economy took a shit in 2008.

little bit to, take a job in three days and we'll see if you do well or not, especially in the gig economy Joel: So gig economy, I mean, I think Upwork is trying to build How is the Gig economy and those platforms affecting everyone sort of on the panel from the employer with and the creative process, and it's worked really well for us and we're heavily reliant on a gig economy I would add to that question, not the portion of the gig economy, but what about no ATS?