World Cup tournament creates gig work opportunities in pricey host cities
The FIFA World Cup is creating numerous gig work opportunities in host cities like Toronto and Vancouver. Many individuals are seeking temporary jobs to supplement their income amid rising living costs. The event is expected to generate significant economic benefits, with estimates of up to $940 million in output for the Greater Toronto Area.
- ▪The World Cup will run from mid-June to mid-July, featuring matches in Toronto and Vancouver.
- ▪Temporary job opportunities are emerging in various sectors, including security and food services.
- ▪An online survey indicated that 14% of Canadians are considering temporary or gig work related to major events like the World Cup.
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Open this photo in gallery:BMO Field has been upgraded ahead of FIFA World Cup matches in Toronto. The tournament is creating gig work opportunities in host cities, where many people need extra income to afford living costs.Eduardo Lima/The Canadian PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountCanadian soccer fanatics have a chance to experience one of the sport’s premier events in person this year as the FIFA World Cup comes to North America.
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