Meanings of lucrative gig in English

He's now down a lucrative gig.

Comedian Gilbert Gottfried did not have his career ruined by Twitter but it cost him a lucrative gig.

Then they face a dual problem: the risk of losing a lucrative gig and a lack of good, large, liquid investment opportunities.

At £650,000 a year, or £13,000 a day, it sounds a more lucrative gig than editing the London Evening Standard on the other four weekdays.

Well, a few of them are, but those are mainly French journalists with lucrative gigs writing deliberately provocative listicles.

Instead of starting their high-powered, dazzling new life of philanthropy and select, lucrative gigs they have in many ways been relegated to the sidelines.