A jobber is a term used to describe a person or entity that buys goods in bulk from manufacturers or wholesalers and sells them in smaller quantities to retailers or directly to consumers. Jobbers often operate in various industries, including textiles, pharmaceuticals, and industrial supplies, acting as intermediaries in the supply chain. They typically take on the responsibilities of managing inventory, handling logistics, and sometimes marketing products, allowing manufacturers to reach broader markets without directly dealing with every retailer or consumer. In some contexts, the term can also refer to a freelancer or worker who is hired to perform specific tasks or projects, particularly in trades or contract work. In finance, a jobber may refer to a trader who buys and sells stocks for short-term profits.
Arbeidslandskapet er i stadig endring. Arbeidstakere velger nå å utforske forskjellige karriereveier i stedet for å bli værende i en fast jobb på lang sikt - men hvorfor er det…