workerseither
Workerseither is a neologism used in labor studies and online discourse to describe a worker who operates under two alternative employment arrangements within a single context, such as being eligible for either on-site shifts or remote tasks, or dividing time between two employers or teams. The term signals a binary frame imposed by managerial policy, labor markets, or contractual structures, rather than a stable occupational category.
The word blends "worker" and "either" and appears to have emerged in online discussions in the early
In usage, "workerseither" is typically employed as a descriptive label for policy analysis, rather than a formal
See also flexible work, remote work, on-demand labor, gig economy, labor rights.