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Contracting: It’s not all about the money.
When you’re really good at contracting, getting good money is just part of the buzz you get for being at the top of your profession.
�hat’s market forces for you. But when it comes to contracting, high pay is just a by-product of what contractor� �can’t be told to do something that’s not in their contract. And if the client gets difficult, because they m�
Category: News | Mon, 22 Dec 2008

‘Wealthy’ contractors stash away contracting money for retirement and savings
Who are you calling rich? Contractors enjoying good money when contracting would be wise to bolster savings and stash their cash for retirement.
�Dave Chaplin, CEO, ContractorCalculator: Can contracting make you rich? Well, that rather depends on what� �t card company’s money. If you are currently in a contract, chances are you are already earning a decent amo�
Category: News | Mon, 05 Jan 2009

When is a contractor not a contractor? When they get taxed.
What’s in a name? HMRC labels contractors according to how it wants to tax them, not what they do. No wonder there’s confusion. Let’s name names.
�concurrently on small projects for many clients. Contracts are rare; work is performed personally with the o� �work via agencies for single clients. They have a contract for services, which means they can substitute (se�
Category: News | Mon, 08 Dec 2008

Curriculum vitae upgrade – is it time to dust off your contractor CV?
As the contracting sector does just that, contract, maybe it’s time to dust off that CV and take a long hard look at how you sell yourself.
�er the last recession in the early 90s. And I was contracting when the dot com bubble burst at the beginning of� �at happened: The contractors who secured the best contracts (or any contract for that matter!) weren’t always� �ontractors who secured the best contracts (or any contract for that matter!) weren’t always the ones that we�
Category: News | Wed, 10 Dec 2008

Calling all contractors: know your rights and don’t ever let them get away with it!
Contractors are finding things hard enough right now and don’t need agents or clients making it worse. Sometimes you have to call in the cavalry.
�y and called that seer and beacon of light in the contracting darkness, ContractorCalculator (OK, we’re pushing� �and curlies when they terminated the contractors’ contracts prior to slashing their rates. But before embarki� �r, wielder of the sword of tort and the shield of contract law, and erstwhile knight in shining armour. Sinc�
Category: News | Thu, 05 Feb 2009

Contracting and The Right(s) Stuff
If you think you know your rights as a contractor, you probably don’t! Contractors’ rights are restricted to those of any other business supplier.
�iod is adhered to, then no. The whole point about contracting is that contractors are, well, contractors, and n� �cts, and the flexibility to take time off between contracts. But this lifestyle comes at a price, which is un� �ent prematurely terminate a contractor before the contract end date? Yes. Can the contractor do anything abo�
Category: News | Tue, 24 Feb 2009

When contractors get what they deserve
When agents and clients are beastly to contractors, all too often contractors should get spanked for not doing their homework and letting it happen.
�a few years back that vital information about how contracting works was still stuck in the heads of a few contr� �hen so do contractors. I’ve been working on tough contracts where my fellow contractors dropped like flies be� �t. I, too, got a really terrible rate on my first contract; yet, at the time, I felt I was doing really well�
Category: News | Fri, 06 Mar 2009

Late payers run out of excuses as courts back contractors fighting for payment
Many excuses used by clients and agents not to pay contractors on time are no longer valid, thanks to a common-sense ruling by the appeals court.
�ke: “Did you perform the services outlined in the contract on time and to the agreed standard? Did your clie�
Category: News | Tue, 17 Mar 2009

Be a contracting cliché – get your contractor network working for you
Ever felt you spend a lot of your time helping out other people? Maybe now’s the time to start calling in some favours.
�as an IT contractor working for the banks. Having contracted through a recession, I know how hard it can be. B� �ow. One of the hardest-hit sectors is probably IT contracting in the financial sector. I can relate closely to� �ly networked like mad, are the ones with the plum contracts now. And those of you who want to get there, don’� �t a bit bored.” Yet he managed to walk into a new contract, without even so much as sending out a CV, and de�
Category: News | Mon, 23 Mar 2009

Having no termination clause can tie you to the full term of your contract
Contractors must stop thinking of themselves as employees and recognise that contract law, not employment law, governs them.
�at the builder has done is in breach of contract. Contracting is no different. You commit to a contract of serv� �ntractor who had no termination clause and jumped contracts before his six-month term was over. Well done him� �ny, and what the builder has done is in breach of contract. Contracting is no different. You commit to a con�
Category: News | Tue, 31 Mar 2009

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