Self-employed men, who outnumber self-employed women, are also more likely to have employees. Factors that appear to drive this gender gap are differences in family obligations and the distributions ...

Self-employed men are more likely to have employees than self-employed women. But the difference has less to do with with being male or female than with the kinds of business than men and women start.

The Hiring of Other Workers by Self-Employed Men and Women. The likelihood of employing paid workers varies markedly by gender. Self-employed men were nearly twice as likely as women to have at least ...

In a recent study, 40% of traditionally employed professionals said they are thinking about switching to self-employment, By Scott Wooldridge | December 06, 2021 at 09:34 AM ...

Self-employed men of color, by contrast, did not experience the same health benefits. The study is one of the few to use measures obtained from lab tests and body measures, rather than relying on ...

And do the answers differ for men and women, who have different levels of savings, other sources of retirement income, and appetites for risk?

A man walks into the Internal Revenue Service building in Washington, DC on March 10, 2016. ... Is his/her share of the LLC's income subject to self-employment income?

Self-Employment Is Good For Heart Health, Especially For Women By Dennis Thompson HealthDay ReporterTUESDAY, June 3, 2025 (HealthDay News) — Being your own boss might seem potentially stressful ...

Men who experience more spells of atypical employment during their first six years of labor market participation report worse self-rated health, new research has shown.

Self-employed white men see improvements in their diet and blood pressure, but men of colour do not derive any benefits from their self-employed status. Improving women’s well-being at work.