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Contractors ignore auto-enrolment at their peril, risking fines for inaction
Contractors can’t simply ignore auto-enrolment, as inaction will result in fines even if they believe they are exempt, warns CW’s Angela James.
�ompany are directors and no one has an employment contract The only people working for the company are direc�
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| Thu, 28 Jan 2016
How much delaying a pension can cost you
Contractors delaying the decision to start a pension risk losing thousands of pounds of pension pot growth.
�ontractors should be saving a varying stages of a contracting career. It is also never too late to start a pens�
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| Mon, 15 Feb 2016
5 reasons you shouldn't consider property investments via your company
Considering using company profit to invest in property? Here's 5 reasons why it's a very bad idea.
�rplus profits in your limited company, tying your contracting affairs to any property investments is fraught wi�
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Articles: Pensions
| Mon, 26 Jun 2017
Bouncebackability for the IT contract market
The latest CWJobs/SSL quarterly IT skills index reveals demand for IT contractors increased by 14 per cent in Q4.
�make 2005 look set to be a successful year for IT contracting. The results show that for the fourth consecutive�
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| Sat, 22 Jan 2005
Financial services sector leapfrogs public sector in latest IT survey
The financial services sector has leapfrogged the public sector to regain its traditional position as the UK’s biggest employer of IT contractors.
�d to replace." In general, wages are on the up in contracting, according to giant. This year, 70 per cent of co�
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| Tue, 25 Jan 2005
E- skills survey confirms demand increasing for IT skills
Recent quarterly report by E-Skills confirms that demand continues to increase for IT staff.
�7,000 – a 38% rise. Permanent positions rose 33%. Contract positions increased 54% (one third of all ICT job�
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| Wed, 09 Mar 2005
IT wages forecast to grow strongly
Confidence in financial services sector at record levels.
�or, with 15% saying it will generate the most new contracts in the coming year. For example, BT recently won� �uch as the Ministry of Defence’s £4bn outsourcing contract, are expected to pick up the slack but have yet t�
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| Wed, 25 May 2005
E-skills survey Q1 2005 shows increase in ICT market
Results of the Q4.2004 survey conducted by E-Skills
�ed to thrive in Q4, 2004 Demand for permanent and contract staff rose for the 6th consecutive quarter. Deman�
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| Fri, 17 Jun 2005
Contractors seek salary rises
A new study just released by JSA Services shows that contractors feel ready to push for new salary rises of about 10 per cent. But the economic climate may not be right to support them.
�nding large pay rises could limit demand or drive contracting offshore.” “The cycle for our industry has been i�
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| Thu, 25 Jan 2007
Study shows contractors are very happy
A series of attacks on contractors and temp workers by union leaders have , strangely enough, highlighted the relative satisfaction of UK contractors.
�ral Workers Union launched a series of attacks on contracting. It is, of course, natural that there should be t� �Says Wendy Grossman, a journalist who works under contract for several large publications: “I love contracti�
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| Fri, 02 Feb 2007
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