This paper examines the challenges faced by women freelancers in the gig economy, particularly in the Philippines, where there is no legal recognition of freelancers as a distinct category requiring specific rights and protections.
It underscores the need for policies and programs that ensure dignity and legitimacy for their work and pave the way for the creation of an enabling environment.
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