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IT contractors are facing a storm - keys skills required for survival
Although things are looking gloomy for the IT contracting sector, having the right business skills could be highly profitable.
�be tough for all IT contractors. And those in the contracting sector with good business skills could find thems� �inance sector has plummeted, with advertising for contracts down by 41% on the quarter, mainly hitting London� �according to Paul Smith, marketing director at IT contract recruitment specialist Harvey Nash, it’s not just�

Category: News | Thu, 20 Nov 2008


ContractorCalculator Market Report December 2008
Another mixed month for contractors with good news from the Pre-Budget Report tempered by increasingly fragile economic indicators and falling demand.
�ontractors willing to take a risk and/or consider contracting overseas . In this month’s ContractorCalculator M� �with major declines in public sector and defence contracts and a small decline in IT and telecoms showing fl�

Category: News | Tue, 09 Dec 2008


Contractor Calculator Market Report January 2009
Contractors face fresh challenges in 09, but there are opportunities too, with public sector spending set to skyrocket and the IT skills gap widening.
�increase the previous month Demand slows for some contracting sectors, notably financial services IT and engine� �tively on the jobs market and the availability of contracts. However, proposed government spending may provid� �potentially reverse the current trend of reducing contract opportunities, particularly for engineers and IT�

Category: News | Tue, 06 Jan 2009


Contractor Calculator Market Report February 2009
There is no doubt that trading conditions are getting tough, but most contractors see mainly opportunities and are upbeat despite the downturn.
�ws that some skills are still in short supply and contracts in these areas are on the increase. According to�

Category: News | Wed, 11 Feb 2009


Contractor Calculator Market Report March 2009
Contractors should hold their nerve – things may still be getting worse, but there are beacons of light in the gloom, even in the hardest-hit sectors.
�Times are getting increasingly tough across all contracting sectors and the market looks set to get worse bef� �jobs market, with demand for staff continuing to contract,” says REC chief executive Kevin Green. “Every jo�

Category: News | Tue, 10 Mar 2009


Construction contractors to benefit from vital funds released by government action
Construction contractors to benefit from massive boost in public sector construction spending.
�e contractors’ livelihoods until the construction contracting sector is strong again. Crossrail and London 2012� �d future if they can take advantage of the likely contracts on offer from the projects coming on stream. Now� �onstruction and engineering roles could see their contract prospects improved. And the ailing housing sector�

Category: News | Wed, 11 Mar 2009


Contractor demand sustained in Scotland, outperforming the rest of the UK
Contractor demand in Scotland rose “markedly” in August, with a small increase in rates, according to the Bank of Scotland Report on Jobs for August.
�matching a UK-wide trend of more workers choosing contracting and temporary work over permanent employment. But� �recruiters said that the number of people seeking contract and temp work increased in August, matching a UK-�

Category: News | Sun, 18 Sept 2011


ContractorCalculator Market Report October 2011
Contractors are receiving very mixed messages from the UK’s labour market, with demand becoming increasingly stratified in specific sectors.
�hly Report: Online demand for contractors in core contracting disciplines was flat or declining over the Summer� �and retail could be tapping a rich seam of future contracts, according to labour market data from Working Lin� �ng mixed messages from the UK labour market, with contract opportunities becoming increasingly stratified in�

Category: News | Mon, 03 Oct 2011


ContractorCalculator Market Report November 2011
Contractors in core contracting sectors such as IT are suffering from fluctuating demand, but the longer-term prospects for contractors are promising.
�ter: 24.4% compared to 23.9% growth in advertised contracts by software houses/consultancies and 16.5% growth� �to receive mixed messages about the health of key contract markets, particularly in the IT sector, which app�

Category: News | Mon, 31 Oct 2011


Contracting’s core engineering and IT sectors buck the trend of labour market decline
Contractor demand, particularly in the engineering and IT sectors, is outpacing permanent recruitment, according to two key labour market surveys.
�Contractor demand in the core contracting sectors of engineering and IT continues to increa�

Category: News | Thu, 10 Nov 2011


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