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

What: PrizeRebel pays you to take surveys, but the pay is slight. And the site can rescind your earnings if you run afoul of it's rules.

Expected pay: $1-4 an hour (est.)
Husl$core: $

What: Oneva connects caregivers, pet-sitters, massage therapists, housekeepers and drivers, with clients wiling to pay for their services. 

Expected pay: You set it
Husl$core: $$$

What: UTest enlists freelancers to test new software, smart phone apps, and other products but it's cagey about what you'll get paid.

Expected pay: speculative
Husl$core: $$

What: MyVA360 enlists seasoned freelance virtual assistants to help companies with administrative work, research, social media and scheduling.

Expected pay: $13 per hour
Husl$core: $$$

What: Laborjack connects customers with movers, landscapers, carpenters and other laborers.

Expected pay: $15 - $20 per hour
Husl$core: $$$

What: ToolBelt connects contractors with clients and other contractors.

Expected pay: You set it
Husl$core: $$$$

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.

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. 

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