Here's an irony of today's job market: although hiring is slowing down, employed people are more likely to be working multiple jobs than any time since 1999.

The number of people working part-time has spiked by 62 percent between November 2024 and 2025, according to the statistics.

More Americans are piecing together paychecks from two or more jobs than at any time in a quarter century, a shift that is ...

More people are opting for multiple full-time gigs to make more money. The trend of being “overemployed,” where a person holds multiple full-time jobs, is gaining steam on a global scale. The ...

The controversy surrounding Soham Parekh, the software engineer accused of secretly holding multiple jobs, has sparked a predictable backlash against “overemployment.” Parekh’s methods—he reportedly ...

What are the long-term trends for multiple jobholders in the US? The Bureau of Labor Statistics has three decades of historical data to enlighten us on that topic, courtesy of table A-16 in the ...

Multiple job holders surged in recent years. The president brags about how many jobs he has created, goes an old joke. Someone in the audience says, “I have three of them.” The implication, obviously, ...

A growing number of employees – up to 5 percent of the tech workforce – are secretly working at two jobs, or three or more. Some of it is side hustle, sure, but an ever-increasing number of these ...