Contractor vacancies remain flat in UK
With the EU referendum hanging in the balance, contractor vacancies have arranged flat in the UK with just a 1 per cent increase year on year.
Contractor vacancies remain flat in UK » Read the full story
With the EU referendum hanging in the balance, contractor vacancies have arranged flat in the UK with just a 1 per cent increase year on year.
Contractor vacancies remain flat in UK » Read the full story
New research from the FSB says that small firms need experienced individuals in leadership roles – a clarion call for self-employed management types.
SMEs need experienced management » Read the full story
Thanks to the perfect storm of a persistent skills shortage and a robust contractor community, consultancy has become a brilliant career choice.
Consultancy a booming career path in UK, research shows » Read the full story
According to the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC), the nation’s high employment rate is a mixed bag of positive and negative.
REC finds mixed bag when it comes to employment » Read the full story
Are you a freelancer or umbrella company contractor that works in the IT security sector? Well good news – you’re going to be very, very busy.
Demand set to rise for IT security contractors » Read the full story
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation says that the British labour market has been dogged by the shadow of the skills shortage as of late.
REC: Labour market shadowed by skills shortage » Read the full story
Freelancers and umbrella company contractors alike are continuing to benefit from the skills shortage gripping the UK, according to new reports from the REC.
Skills shortage continues to benefit contractors » Read the full story
Researchers say that IT contractors, either working as freelancers or for an umbrella company, had a fantastic third quarter of 2015.
2015’s third quarter a good one for IT contractors » Read the full story
Believe it or not, the Government has just taken what could be viewed as a positive step towards supporting freelancers and umbrella company contractors.
Government creates new self-employed interest group » Read the full story
If you’re a freelancer or an umbrella company contractor and your IT skills aren’t up to par, you’re not alone – but you also could be selling yourself short.
UK contractors missing out by not having IT skills » Read the full story
A new research survey has found that interim workers like freelancers and umbrella company contractors often receive better pay than permanent workers.
Contractors paid better than permanent workers, survey says » Read the full story
The Association of Independent Professionals and the Self Employed said recently that cheap petrol prices at the pump might be nice, British oil is in danger.
Cheap petrol isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, IPSE says » Read the full story
The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills says in a new survey that increasing the number of female Brits in self-employment would benefit the UK.
More women needed in self-employment, BIS says in new survey » Read the full story
When it comes to popular lines of work for umbrella company contractors the IT field is up there at the top, and a new survey shows where in the UK the top is.
IT worker hotspots revealed in new contractor study » Read the full story
According to the REC, the skills shortage has finally persisted long enough to finally impact the freelancing and umbrella company contracting communities.
Skills shortage finally takes its toll on contracting market » Read the full story
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation says that IT and engineering contractors were in high demand in December and that demand levels are only to go up.
IT, engineering contractors to be in high demand in 2015 » Read the full story