Enough with late payment to contractors, industry bodies say
Trade industry bodies have come out of the woodwork lately demanding an end to late payment, one of the major thorns in the side of the self-employed in the UK.
Trade industry bodies have come out of the woodwork lately demanding an end to late payment, one of the major thorns in the side of the self-employed in the UK.
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation has some excellent news for freelancers and umbrella company contractors when it comes to temporary job billings.
The Confederation of British Industry has begged the Government for more help when it comes to supporting the UK’s smallest businesses – including contractors.
Stop the presses; female contractors and freelancers could very well be earning more than their male counterparts for the first time in what feels like forever!
Digital and marketing freelancers and umbrella company contractors are positively raking it in right now, according to a new report from APSCo.
The UK has come out on top when it comes to the information technology sector – and that includes the number of IT umbrella company contractors as well.
So it turns out that freelancers and umbrella company contractors in the IT field are in high demand right now – but not if you charge too much.
Don’t look now, but the financial services landscape is changing; lending to umbrella company contractors and small business owners was up in September.
Researchers say that freelancers and umbrella company contractors that routinely undergo night shift work are most likely melting their brains.
The Federation of Small Businesses has a plan to bend the ears of politicians by using social media to engage them over contracting issues.
September saw the highest pay rate increase for contractors in seven years, according to newly released monthly research data.
For the first time in a long time, it looks like freelancers, umbrella company contractors, and other self-employed Brits will be getting mortgage help.
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation has some big news: last month saw the rate of demand for umbrella contractors hit highs unseen in decades.
Ladies and gentlemen, rejoice for our prayers have been answered: a major trade industry body says we can just dump our problems on the younger generation.
The Federation of Small Businesses recently called for more attention to be paid to contract workers by Local Enterprise Partnerships in the UK.
While the economy, aided by freelancers and umbrella company contractors, has recovered, not everyone’s reaping the full rewards of the new financial stability.