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Contracting and claiming statutory sick pay (SSP) for limited company contractors
Contractors can claim statutory sick pay (SSP) from their limited company if taking time off due to illness, explains James Abbott of Abbott Moore.
�rly if there are long-term implications for their contracting business.”� �ing to the policy on sickness in their employment contract, or if the contract does not specify a notificati�
Category: Articles: Limited Companies | Mon, 13 Feb 2012

Making your contracting limited company dormant
How to make a limited company dormant and the responsibilities whilst it is dormant.
�es change. If you need to take a short break from contracting contracting to take on fixed employment or to tak� �is means a contractor must not enter into any new contracts using their dormant contractor limited company. T� �ich point you can simply restart trading on a new contract. Should I close my contractor limited company com�
Category: Articles: Limited Companies | Tue, 14 Feb 2012

Can the public sector bear the cost of abolishing limited company contractors?
Government abolition of limited company contractors would cost it up to 20% more per worker and force key talent out of the public sector.
�ns. Moving contractors onto fixed-term employment contracts simply increases the cost to the taxpayer but wit� �ermination or moving onto a fixed-term employment contract . “Termination deprives taxpayers of benefiting f�
Category: News | Tue, 28 Feb 2012

Engineering and construction contract opportunities in Scotland increase sharply
Engineering & construction contractors leap into first place in Scotland’s contractor demand league table during August, as vacancies see sharp rise.
�turn means that there are going to be attractive contracts for IT contractors elsewhere in the UK who are pr� �Engineering and construction contract opportunities in Scotland increased sharply durin�
Category: News | Tue, 16 Sept 2014

Contractors in the financial sector benefit from flexible working, despite long hours
Financial contractors often work well over their contracted hours but benefit from flexible working conditions, shows a new survey by Morgan McKinley.
�sector are expected to regularly work over their contracted hours. However, in return contractors gain flexib� �are contracted to work just short of the classic contracting day, totalling of 33-37 hours per week 36% have c� �g day, totalling of 33-37 hours per week 36% have contracts specifying between 38-42 hours per week A small n�
Category: News | Thu, 18 Sept 2014

Contract opportunities increase as clients use contractors to fill skills shortages
Contractors are increasingly being used by clients to meet strategic skills gaps, as employers can’t recruit enough permanent employees to fill roles.
�Contractor demand and contract opportunities continued to increase during August�
Category: News | Wed, 24 Sept 2014

ContractorCalculator Market Report October 2014
Contractor availability is under increasing pressure as demand for their services soars throughout the UK and across all core contracting disciplines.
�sector are expected to regularly work over their contracted hours. Most contractors feel obligated to work th� �to increase throughout the UK and across all core contracting disciplines during August and September 2014. The� �The availability of engineering and construction contracts in Scotland surged during August, offering opport� �namics of contractor skills profiles required and contract lengths. “It’s clear that skills shortages are af�
Category: News | Tue, 07 Oct 2014

Contracting dominates the UK labour market, as contractor rates reach seven-year high
Contracting is outperforming all other sectors of the UK labour market as rates reach a seven-year high and contractor availability continues to fall.
�Contracting is outperforming the rest of the UK labour market� �rees, saying: “Hourly pay for people on temporary contracts has risen at the fastest pace for nearly seven ye� �oyees available. That means clients are using the contract market to source these hard to find skills that a�
Category: News | Wed, 08 Oct 2014

Contractor opportunities in Scotland led by oil and gas and video games
Contractor demand in Scotland is being driven by Aberdeen’s oil and gas industry and Dundee’s video games sector, with worsening contractor shortages.
�economic recovery continues.” By sector, the core contracting disciplines of IT & computing and engineering� �date shortages,” continues Chaplin, “offering new contract opportunities to contractors elsewhere in the UK�
Category: News | Mon, 20 Oct 2014

Contractors with technical and engineering skills in short supply, says JobsOutlook
Contractors with technical and engineering skills, alongside professionals and managers, are in short supply, reports the latest REC JobsOutlook.
�hese hard to source skills will have the greatest contract opportunities in the coming months. This is accor�
Category: News | Wed, 22 Oct 2014

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