Skills shortage could impact Christmas shopping season
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation has added fuel to the fire when it comes to fears that the UK skills shortage is going to ruin everyone’s Christmas.
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation has added fuel to the fire when it comes to fears that the UK skills shortage is going to ruin everyone’s Christmas.
While much has been said about the so-called ‘skills shortage’ strangling the employment sector, data from the Office for National Statistics says otherwise.
Whilst the issue of Scottish independence has thankfully been bottled for this generation, the country still needs plenty of umbrella company contractors.
Hold on to your hats, contract workers: new research has shown that it costs less to hire a Brit than many other European workers.
Brace yourselves for some good news: never in 40 years have self-employment figures been this high, according to the Office for National Statistics.
The financial risk management sector is booming right now – and it needs skilled umbrella company contractors and freelancers in a major way.
Year-on-year demand for freelancers and umbrella company contractors has risen by a significant margin, according to the results of a new ASPCo survey.
Looks like that slippery slope is steeper than we thought: more research findings are indicating that the demand for contractors is outstripping availability.
While vacancies for freelancers and umbrella company contractors might be growing by leaps and bounds, contractor availability is starting to dwindle.
Industry experts are predicting a banner year for any freelancers or umbrella company contractors involved in the IT sector after the results of one report.
It’s finally happened: the 20,000th Start Up Loan has been handed out by the Government, and all this funding in the hands of SMEs is good news for contractors.
The Professional Contractors Group has confirmed that pay rates for freelancers and umbrella company contractors are on the increase.
The talent gap int he UK is worsening, the Recruitment and Employment Confederation says, based on its newest research survey results.
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation says that employers are courting freelancers and umbrella company contractors with increased pay rates.
The Association of Professional Staffing Companies has been chuffed to bits lately on the back of new research that says everyone loves using contract workers.
When the Recruitment & Employment Confederation speaks, people listen – and the REC says that the next quarter will be a good one for contract workers.