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Hey, HM Government: What’s it to be? Tax or growth? It’s your call...
Government needs to stop demonising contractors as tax avoiders and recognise and reward them for the support provided to the UK’s engines of growth.
�y Oil & Gas UK predicts will create 4,000 new contracts and jobs and £600m for the exchequer. Why can’t t�
Category: News | Wed, 25 Jul 2012

‘Soaking the rich’ won’t raise more tax: the UK needs vision & leadership for growth
The ‘rich’ already pay more than half of all tax. New tax can only come from the ‘squeezed middle’. But what the UK really needs is a growth strategy.
�ck of vision and leadership. What the UK, and the contracting sector, really needs is an economic growth strate�
Category: News | Sun, 30 Sept 2012

Media contractor conundrum: BBC caught between a rock and a hard place
Media contractors should pay more tax, the BBC is told by the MPs. But this reduces value and increases costs to the taxpayer. What’s the BBC to do?
�nd entertainment sector than it will in the wider contracting sector. Many entertainers are told where, when, w� �C employees, they will be lured to more lucrative contracts with rival broadcasters, remaining as contractors�
Category: News | Wed, 21 Nov 2012

The economy and growth: a ‘perfect storm’ of demand for contractors?
Contractors may be on the edge of a ‘perfect storm’ of demand as the UK teeters on the brink of economic recovery and a growth strategy is released.
�ncluded that European economies that have vibrant contracting and freelance communities have outperformed those� �d, the result may well be many more public sector contracts, particularly in disciplines such as procurement�
Category: News | Thu, 22 Nov 2012

Will 2013 be the year of the contractor?
Contractor numbers are growing and clients are increasingly likely to hire them. Is 2013 set to be the year of contracting?
�ties for those working in that industry. So, will contracting be the sector that thrives in 2013, making this t�
Category: News | Mon, 14 Jan 2013

Who’s most immoral? Contractors in work or the union trying to destroy their jobs?
Contractors and recruiters mitigating the impact of the Agency Workers Regulations have been branded as ‘immoral’ by the Communications Workers Union.
�eds. Remove Regulation 10 and you remove jobs and contracts. From the CWU’s attack on it, you’d think the Swe�
Category: News | Tue, 22 Jan 2013

Contractors from abroad keep the UK highly skilled, competitive and opportunity-rich
Inward migration of contractors benefits the UK contracting sector, offers contracting clients choice and keeps our flexible workforce competitive.
�and long experience suggests that competition in contracting, no matter what the source, is a positive thing.�
Category: News | Sat, 14 Jan 2012

Davos 2012 was a possible paradigm shift for contracting worldwide, if not in the UK
Contractors underpin ‘talentism’ and the ‘contingent workforce’ that has been brought to the attention of the global elite at this year’s WEF in Davos
�such, countries that nurture contractors and the contracting sector are ensuring they remain, or will become,�
Category: News | Mon, 30 Jan 2012

Is your agency’s margin too high? Then think ‘better negotiation’, not ‘dodgy agent’
Contractors complaining that their agency is ripping them off ought to consider blaming, and upgrading, their negotiations skills.
�huge’ margins, including restrictive covenants in contracts and insisting that contractors complete contracts� �gned up to, rather than skipping to a better-paid contract elsewhere. But in most cases agencies are simply�
Category: News | Fri, 16 Dec 2011

Contracting and an independent Scotland might mix as well as a good malt with Irn-Bru
Scottish centres of contracting excellence in oil and gas, offshore engineering, IT and gaming could be hit by an independent Scotland.
�The contracting sector may not benefit from an independent Scotla�
Category: News | Sat, 14 Jan 2012

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