Women are increasingly turning to the gig economy to make a living Women have historically faced career-altering events that often do not impact men equally. Having a baby in a “traditional” job can have a significant impact on career trajectories, morale and ability to find a sustainable work/life balance. Prenatal appointments, maternity leave, nursing, and finding childcare can further complicate employment in a full-time position. Other more glaring issues such as the gender pay gap have also affected women unequally.  However, with the recent rise of the gig economy, there are now countless opportunities for women to earn income and not have to sacrifice the time and flexibility that a traditional full-time role might require them to give up.  Why the rise of the gig economy is good for women In a recent survey of 2,000 women working in the gig economy, the three most popular benefits of these roles included flexible hours, control over earning potential, and more personal time.  These results ring true here at SimplrFlex, according to two of our Experts: As a mother of 3, SimplrFlex has provided so many benefits for my family and me. The biggest benefit is that I'm able to still put my family first while also helping to provide for them. Being able to always be here for my children and not have to worry about being fired if I miss work due to a sick child or doctor's appointment is huge! I'm able to work as much or as little as I choose, but with this, I'm also not leaving all of the financial weight on my husband. We are able to work together as a team to provide for our children. With SimplrFlex, I've been able to gain back my financial independence. I'm a work-from-home mom, and there's no other company I'd rather be a