
Welcome to Work Week, where we dig into the latest and greatest questions about the world of work — backed by equal parts hard data and fresh perspective. Tune in each week(ish) to find out what the latest emerging research tells us about how to make work, work better. Hosted by Gabby Burlacu and Ted Liu from the Upwork Research Institute (and their AI proxies.)
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Business NewsTech NewsNews | |||

Which hiring reports can help you build a comprehensive, data-driven work strategy in 2026?
In this episode of Work Week, Dr. Gabby Burlacu of The Upwork Research Institute breaks down the key labor market data sources that leaders and professional... more
How do organizations and workers stay agile in a low hire, low fire job market?
In this episode of Work Week, Dr. Gabby Burlacu of The Upwork Research Institute explores what it means to lead and grow in an economy in which hiring is slow, layoffs ... more
Why are experienced women leaving the workforce in record numbers — and what can leaders do to change course?
In this episode of Work Week, Dr. Gabby Burlacu of The Upwork Research Institute digs into the data behind an uptick in women exiting the ... more
Why do fewer than half of U.S. workers hold what research defines as a quality job? In this episode of Work Week, Dr. Gabby Burlacu of The Upwork Research Institute explores data from Gallup's American Job Quality Study 2025, revealing the five compo... more
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The presenter used AI to generate her voice reading a script. No one asked for this Upwork. Was hoping for a chill discussion with actual freelancers… I won’t be listening to this lol.
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Focusing on the modern workplace, this show explores a variety of pertinent issues related to work dynamics, productivity, and the impact of technology in shaping labor environments. Episodes often investigate topics such as the integration of AI tools, workplace anxiety, and innovative business strategies that redefine traditional metrics of success. With insights drawn from emerging research, the series is characterized by discussions about the balance between productivity and well-being, the role of freelancers, and the changing perceptions of leadership in a technology-driven world. Notably, it emphasizes both data and practical recommendations, making it a useful resource for listeners seeking to navigate contemporary work challenges a... more
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