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The pandemic brought a big increase in self-employment. These cities are where you can find the most of these workers. baranq / Shutterstock.com
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Self. Prior to the pandemic, self-employment was on the decline and had been falling since 2004. When the economic shutdown occurred in the spring of 2020, nearly 22 million workers lost their jobs and the self-employment rate rose to 10.5%. The following year, workers began quitting their jobs at the highest rates since the Great Recession…
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