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Graphic artist Maidee Lof: "Yesterday morning I was wondering how I was going to pay the rent... Today, I accepted a contract for three months of daytime work, starting Monday… How quickly things change." Freelancers cope with feast or famine: an e-mail exchange.
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"I never enjoyed working for other people because I never seemed to fit in with corporate culture." Business owner Mark Gavin counts his blessings.
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| Carpenter, Web designer -- starting your own company takes cash. The price tag for the toolkit? We went shopping to find out.
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"The future of work for many Canadians will involve hard decisions: whether to return to school, to become an entrepreneur, to have less paid work." Sweeping changes will continue, predicts York University's Tom Klassen.
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"A growing segment of Canadian workers are entering into (non-traditional job) arrangements involuntarily, because there are no better employment opportunities available." That means fewer benefits and less security, writes Waterloo University Prof. Robert Hiscott.
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