The quiet hum of the modern workforce is changing. Once, stability was defined by a single job, a nine-to-five desk, a fixed paycheck, and a predictable routine. But today, that image feels almost nostalgic. Across the United States, professionals are redefining the very notion of employment through polyworking, a new-age arrangement where individuals juggle multiple roles, industries, and sometimes even identities to stay afloat. According to Monster’s 2025 report, 47% of American workers now identify as polyworkers. What was once a niche trend among freelancers and creatives has evolved into a structural reality, born not from ambition alone, but necessity. Behind every second job lies a story of economic resilience. The same survey found that 51% of polyworkers say their addition
America’s new work reality: Why more people are taking multiple jobs to stay afloat
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