Pew’s research, based on U.S. Census Bureau survey data, found that 56 percent of part-time workers in lower-hour industries do not have access to a 401(k) or other retirement plan, compared with just 29 percent of full-time workers in higher-hour industries. And when a plan is offered, participation rates are also lower than average for part-time workers.
Source: Retirement in the Gig Economy
