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ContractorCalculator Market Report November 2010
Contractors may actually benefit from opportunities following public sector spending cuts & job losses, as they did during the dark days of recession.
�Contracting remains relatively unscathed following the Compre� �st market data this month reveals that demand for contracts across all disciplines is on the rise. And contra� �and Barclays Corporate reveals that those in the contract and temporary staffing sectors suffered much less�
Category: News | Mon, 01 Nov 2010

IT contracting maintains recovery, but vacancies are still half pre-recession levels
The latest IT Salary Survey by JobAdsWatch.co.uk reveals that the IT sector continues to grow, but opportunities fall short of pre-recession levels.
�d south of England is widening, with 81.5% of all contracts advertised being based in the south. By sector, s� �IT contractors have seen contract vacancies increase by 23.3% since the start of th�
Category: News | Wed, 17 Nov 2010

ContractorCalculator Market Report December 2010
Contractors continue to experience modest increases in demand, marred only by a blip in IT. But the impact of public sector cuts has yet to bite.
�Contracting continues to benefit from the ongoing renaissance� �ay be an important pointer for contractors moving contracts and looking for more buoyant sectors. “Businesses� �tors are experiencing sluggish growth and falling contract opportunities compared to those working in the ma�
Category: News | Mon, 06 Dec 2010

IT contractor demand returns to growth, according to latest KPMG/REC Report on Jobs
Following a surprise fall in October’s IT contractor demand, the sector has recovered, with November’s KPMG/REC Report on Jobs showing growth.
�ly to produce more contract opportunities in core contracting disciplines. Green says REC members have already� �Kevin Green, but these are likely to produce more contract opportunities in core contracting disciplines. Gr�
Category: News | Wed, 08 Dec 2010

Contractor Calculator Market Report April 2009
Mixed messages across all the contracting sectors contribute to a sense of uncertainty about the short-term prospects for contractors.
�T contractors get mixed messages on demand The IT contracting sector has taken a huge hit in recent months, mai� �statistics themselves if they fail to secure new contracts, although contractors generally don’t have credit� �: “Employers continue to advertise permanent and contract positions and, despite the downturn, we are still�
Category: News | Tue, 07 Apr 2009

Lower jobless rates among contractors signals clients’ shifts in IT strategies
The number of contractors out of contract long term is half that of the dotcom crash – does this mean a new view on IT budgets?
�ping 30% of IT contractors expect to find greater contracting opportunities in the public sector, up from just� �n its rates – 62% of contractors prefer long-term contracts to higher hourly pay, up from 56% in 2003. Brown� �The number of IT contractors out of contract long term now is half that of the dotcom crash, a�
Category: News | Thu, 16 Apr 2009

Demand for IT contractors falls yet some roles remain ‘credit crunch resistant'
Demand for IT contractors continues to fall, but there are still recession proof roles out there, reveals the first e-skills bulletin of 2009.
�IT demand Every major discipline within in the IT contracting sector showed a decline in the number of vacancie� �he exception of internet and software engineering contracts. To add to contractors’ woes, the number of ads f� �the most of what you’ve got, particularly in the contract market.” Highlighting how complicated the current�
Category: News | Tue, 28 Apr 2009

Contractor Calculator Market Report May 2009
Job availability down and company failures up – is the end in sight? Yes, according to UK managers, but you still need a telescope to spot it.
�roposed infrastructure projects will require core contracting skills in engineering and IT to complete. The gov� �a knock-on effect for contractors looking for new contracts and renewals in those sectors. However, slight in�
Category: News | Thu, 07 May 2009

Contractors benefit as flexible working enters mainstream employment
As a new survey reveals how far UK workers are prepared to bend in order to safeguard their jobs, contractors will benefit from the client education.
�lity of their European counterparts by exploiting contracting opportunities abroad, as highlighted by Reed, who� �g their contracting skills to ensure they stay in contract and stick it out for when the economy, and contra�
Category: News | Tue, 02 Jun 2009

Contractor Calculator Market Report June 2009
Some good news at last: while the recession is by no means over, several surveys point to a decelerating rate of decline. Are we near the bottom?
�n. However, not all is looking as positive on the contracting front, as HMRC vows to target offshore bank accou� �very real as rates are under pressure with fewer contracts available, but the results of several surveys and� �ows Although the construction sector continues to contract, there is some good news for contractors. Accordi�
Category: News | Tue, 09 Jun 2009

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