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- noun Plural form of
permalancer .
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Michael Moore called out ABC on "Good Morning America" Wednesday for employing "permalancers," permanent freelancers who are effectively full-time employees but hired on a contract ... var news_amount = 4;
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Michael Moore called out ABC on "Good Morning America" Wednesday for employing "permalancers," permanent freelancers who are effectively full-time employees but hired on a contract ...
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Michael Moore called out ABC on "Good Morning America" Wednesday for employing "permalancers," permanent freelancers who are effectively full-time employees but hired on a contract ...
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A third category is "permalancers," who look a lot like traditional employees but are paid as independent contractors for business reasons.
City Journal 2009
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In February, MTV told "permalancers," who it has historically screwed over in a slavey caste system, they'd have to leave at the end of nine months so they wouldn't have to provide them costly benefits like health insurance, a tipster told us.
Gawker 2009
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Moore was on ABC's Good Morning America last week and called out ABC's practice of hiring “permalancers” — permanent freelancers who are essentially full-time workers but are on contract rather than salary, which means they don't get any of the benefits normally extended to employees.
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Unlike the traditional entrepreneur taking big risks to get rich, a lot of America's modern independent workers-the permalancers in particular-are uncomfortable figuring out how to cope with risk on their own.
City Journal 2009
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But permalancers face the same risks and lack of benefits that soloists and microbusiness owners do-often without the creative and financial upsides.
City Journal 2009
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That's out of maybe 17 staff and permalancers, give or take, the second tipster said.
Gawker 2009
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