Being a freelance worker demands a high level of personal management skills, but the Freelancers Union App has arrived to ease some of the burdens that are associated with working in the gig economy.
Any freelance worker is familiar with the struggle to receive an invoice, but few are aware that this inaction is protected under the 'Freelance Isn't Free Act,' which was effective as of May 2017. This comprehensive app offers a curated selection of lawyers who specialize in offering legal aid to freelance workers. The lawyers that are featured through the app understand the daily life of a freelance worker, and the struggles that come with this working model.
The Freelancers Union App offers a unique platform for these independent workers to educate themselves and to receive the necessary resources to pursue their career goals.
What's Driving This Trend
- Freelance Legal Aid
- Opportunity for legal tech startups to create platforms that connect freelance workers with specialized lawyers.
- Gig Economy Management
- Potential for platforms that assist freelance workers in managing their invoices and ensuring compliance with labor laws.
- Freelancer Resource Apps
- Rise of specialized apps catering to the needs of freelance workers, providing resources and support for their career goals.
Who This Affects Most
- Legal Tech
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for legal technology companies to develop apps that offer legal aid specifically for freelance workers.
- Financial Technology
- Opportunity for fintech companies to create platforms that streamline the invoicing process for freelance workers, ensuring timely payment and compliance.
- App Development
- Demand for app developers to create specialized resources apps catering to the unique needs of freelance workers, providing tools for career advancement.
