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The pandemic wreaked havoc on the medical field but has also fueled health-related side hustles in nursing, therapy and caregiving.

Writers are in demand, but how do you get the plum positions? One smart strategy is to post a portfolio online to highlight your skills and specialties. Here’s how.

If the latest Covid numbers have you reluctant to go out — even to work — here are remote jobs that can help you cash in while you keep your distance.

You can earn good money with dirty jobs. Just ask Sandra Gordon, who earns around $75 an hour cleaning muck off baby equipment

Even as Covid slams the traditional employment market, new jobs fueled by online platforms that help you find freelance work, are going strong.

Want to make a few extra bucks? Your best option may hinge on your age. Here are side hustles for every generation and where to find them.

Driving and delivery are bright spots in an otherwise bleak job market, but which driving and delivery apps pay drivers the best?

You don’t have to be a top chef to make money as a foodie. There are a plethora of side hustles for food lovers, from food photography to those that allow you to cook for others.

As vaccines become more widely available, travel and entertainment side hustles are likely to be a hot spot in the post-pandemic world. 

Looking for work? The editors at SideHusl.com have found job platforms for drivers, tutors, warehouse workers, cleaners and creatives of all types.

Jobs for skilled freelancers are booming. And it doesn’t matter whether your skill is in marketing, tech, law, logistics or accounting.

They thought they were sunk. But the pandemic paved a far more profitable path for these creatives.

Job-seekers beware. Job scams are hitting record highs. The pandemic is fueling cons by solving crooks’ biggest problems

Despite the high unemployment rate, high-demand jobs have far more openings than applicants and they’re likely to stay that way for some time.

Want to get rid of 2020’s residual economic pain? Here are 5 side hustles to relieve a debt hangover.

If you don’t want to work forever, you might want to look for ways to generate passive income. As the name implies, passive income doesn’t require toil to earn money. 

They’re not the highest-earning jobs, but side hustles for artists, cooks, gardeners and writers feed passions and pad your pocketbook.

Retired unexpectedly? Side hustles may help to save your retirement.

You’ve heard the expression “a penny for your thoughts”? Dozens of companies would like you to take the expression literally. They’ll pay for opinions. Some will pay considerably more than a penny too.

In the last few weeks several types of jobs have started revving up and reviving, providing opportunity for those looking for holiday work.

As cities re-open, there’s never been a better time to rent out your house for events — an activity that can pay $50 to $500 per hour.

California ride share and delivery drivers will get a raise and some insurance benefits, thanks to a law recently approved by voters. Widely watched in other states, this law could serve as a nationwide model. 

While online platforms make it easy to find a side hustle, you’ve got to navigate a site’s terms to find a great side hustle that pays well and offers good working conditions.

While the government wrangles over pandemic relief, bills still need to be paid. Fast-cash side hustles can help.

Overwhelmed parents will drive demand for September side hustles this year, as “distance learning” forces frazzled mothers and fathers to seek help.

The pandemic’s impact on workers has been devastating. In addition to fueling a sky-high unemployment rate, even people who have kept their jobs are earning less.

How can you get and keep remote work, without sacrificing your career, family life, or sanity? 10 tips.

If you’re good at spotting grammatical and spelling errors, you can get paid to read. A number of sites enlist freelancers to copyedit and proofread everything from business documents to books.

Looking for work? SideHusl’s editors found a variety of new jobs for writers, reviewers, college students and teenagers this week.

With the pandemic still in full swing, an increasing number of vacationers are avoiding airlines and hotels. But RV and camper rentals are red hot.