How to bring gig workers into the pension system
Policymakers should consider successful efforts in other countries to bring “informal” workers into pension saving as part of the effort to address the global adequacy problem, according to major new research. A report by the Coller Pensions Institute and D3P Global has listed 20 recommendations for improving access to pension savings for ‘gig’ workers, who work short-term flexible jobs. The institute’s analysis indicates that “informal” workers – including market traders, taxi drivers, and domestic help workers – now make up more...
