Flexible working touted as biggest draw to contracting
In case you hadn’t already sussed it out yourself, a new research study found that flexible working is one of the biggest draws to contracting.
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In case you hadn’t already sussed it out yourself, a new research study found that flexible working is one of the biggest draws to contracting.
Employment opportunities for freelancers and contractors in the new “gig economy” abound, according to newly released economic research.
New research has shown what umbrella contractors and freelancers already know: flexibility is a massive draw when it comes to the self-employed.
A new round of hiring on freelancers, contractors, and umbrella workers is in the cards for the UK according to the newest research study.
The demand for IT contractors, freelancers, agency workers and other self-employed experts in the UK is going strong and is likely to stay that way.
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation has announced that the skills shortage gripping British employment could lead to raises for contractors.
Yes it’s true that the end of 2015 saw a decline in pay rates, salaries for freelancers and umbrella company contractors is on the up for the year.
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation says that the British labour market has been dogged by the shadow of the skills shortage as of late.
Umbrella company contractors, freelancers, and other self-employed Brits will soon be under new scrutiny from a think tank recently founded to study them.
Small and medium-sized companies are set to expand in 2016, increasing their workforce – and increasing their need for contractors and freelancers.
Nearly one out of every two Brits want to start their own business, according to a recent survey conducted by Small Business.
Good news for contract workers and freelancers: employers in professionals sectors are still keen to source temporary staff for their vacant roles.
Freelancers and umbrella company contractors alike are continuing to benefit from the skills shortage gripping the UK, according to new reports from the REC.
For the first time in seven long months, the number of contractors in the UK has begun to increase once again according to new data from ONS.
Researchers say that IT contractors, either working as freelancers or for an umbrella company, had a fantastic third quarter of 2015.
This bloke Chris van der Kuyl says that the moribund oil and gas industry should be replaced by game development, and it will save Scottish contractors.