Stability for contractors into the New Year
2014 should turn out to be an excellent year for umbrella company contractors, based on latest data pointing to a stable New Year and several months beyond.
2014 should turn out to be an excellent year for umbrella company contractors, based on latest data pointing to a stable New Year and several months beyond.
Whether you’re a freelancer or an umbrella company contractor it’s in your best interest to support Small Business Saturday, says one major industry body.
Infrastructure projects have exploded across the UK, and it’s most likely going to lead to a huge win for umbrella company contractors looking for more work.
Is the recession over? The number of available job opportunities has hit a miraculous five-year high, according to the Reed Job Index.
Once again, demand for freelancers and umbrella company contractors grew last month, according to the Recruitment and Employment Confederation.
Contractors in the information technology field are always in demand, but research has found IT contractors with cloud computing skills are especially needed.
Chaos theory says that a butterfly flaps its wings can lead to changes across the globe. In the same way, new banking regulations lead to IT contract positions.
Well here we go lads: the verdict is in, and the skills shortage is official. But the problem is, what happens next?
If you’re an IT professional or if you work in the construction industry as an engineering contractor, Scotland is the place to be.
The so-called ‘skills shortage’ or ‘talent crisis’ is bandied about quite a bit nowadays in the recruitment sector, but it’s not just a bogeyman – it’s real!
You’re in luck if you’re a freelancer or umbrella contractor looking for work right now: a new survey found that temporary billings are on the rise right now.
The nation’s battalion of working mums are turning more and more to freelancing and contract working as a viable option, new research shows.
If you feel as a contractor there’s no one speaking for you, that could change soon thanks to the efforts of two industry trade bodies.
Confidence is soaring when it comes to the UK’s IT contractors, or at least if a new report on the subject is to believed.
A new study has revealed that one of the primary motivating factors for Brits starting careers as contractors is dissatisfaction with their current job.
If you’re an umbrella worker or other type of contractor, some of your best clients may just be SMEs.