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Does contracting and family life balance out?
How does contracting balance with your family life?
�Does contracting and family life balance out well for you? One of�
Category: News | Mon, 28 Apr 2008

Should everyone go contracting?
Is contracting for everyone? Apart from the job skills, are there some people who are slated to be contractors?
�Is contracting for everyone? Are there some people who you know�
Category: News | Tue, 06 May 2008

What's your tips for staying contracting during a recession?
With pundits warning that a recession is around the corner, and surveys indicating a market slow down, what's the best way to cope for contractors?
�last 1990's shortly after the dot com boom, when contracting rates almost halved (sorry to remind you!). Many� �managed to secure some of the remaining available contracts. We don't think the predicted downturn will be qu� �cting downturn? What are your tips for staying in contract during a lull in demand?�
Category: News | Mon, 19 May 2008

Contractors find support for lords' critique of contractor tax
After the House of Lords Economic Affairs issued a radical critique of how contractors are taxed, many have declared support for the search for alternatives.
�adow WP Secretary Hammond is a great supporter of contracting. Hammond adds that the Conservatives aim to bring�
Category: News | Wed, 11 Jul 2007

COVID-19 should forever kill HMRC’s bulls**t concept of ‘deemed employment’
COVID-19 has laid bare the flaws and anomalies within Government’s treatment of the self-employed, in particular the notion of ‘deemed employment’.
�ed employees’, they should do so on an employment contract. They should not be afforded a workaround by legi�
Category: News | Thu, 26 Mar 2020

Contracting and experts – don’t create barriers against the ‘gig economy’, promote it
Contracting is increasingly an active career choice for people who want to be experts at what they enjoy doing. Don’t resist this trend – promote it.
�Contracting and freelancing are increasingly becoming the car�
Category: News | Wed, 20 Jan 2016

Public sector contractor rises are workforce innovation, not poor workforce planning
Public sector contractor numbers are increasing due to workforce innovation and not from poor workforce planning, as the Government believes.
�e reciprocal benefits of flexible working and the contracting sector is growing as a result. What has transpire� �s must secure before appointing contractors whose contracts run beyond nine months – refused only one applica�
Category: News | Wed, 27 Jan 2016

PSC contractor witchhunt against talent like Paxman may hurt BBC and cost millions
Adding PSC contractors like Paxman to the BBC payroll could result in the corporation shooting itself in the foot and costing licence payers millions.
�vening Standard reports that Paxman’s most recent contract renewal saw him awarded £3m over four years. That�
Category: News | Thu, 05 Dec 2013

Contractors and trade unions – can they be compatible?
Contractors are independent professionals and also self-employed. Trade unions claim to be all about representing workers? Is there a meeting point?
�does that leave the unions and their role in the contracting sector? 21st century working patterns are changin�
Category: News | Tue, 15 Apr 2014

Do taxpayers really want cost-effective expert interims driven from public service?
Those doing public sector work through their own limited companies are again unfairly targeted, with the risk they’ll de-camp to the public sector.
�epresent poor value for the taxpayer if they were contracted in that way. There are two other key elements to� �he public evidence for this very inquiry. “Serial contracting is a feature of the British workforce and is supp� �are benefits given to each of the parties in the contract. For the public sector client, it simply costs th�
Category: News | Wed, 23 Apr 2014