College-educated Americans and middle-income earners are increasingly leaning into the side hustle0

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• September 9, 2026

America’s middle class is always hustling — and now, they’re side hustling. The share of Americans with more than one job has been steadily rising for the last several years, and is still hovering at elevated levels. But the population holding multiple jobs looks different from before the pandemic, with a growing cohort of more