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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

Oil and gas contractors stand to benefit whatever the outcome in the North Sea
Oil and gas contractors are highly mobile and working in a globalised industry, so are likely to benefit regardless of what happens in the North Sea.
�in the region, and therefore affect the number of contracts and contract rates. Should the Wood Review’s reco� �and therefore affect the number of contracts and contract rates. Should the Wood Review’s recommendations b�
Category: News | Mon, 03 Mar 2014

Tax avoidance schemes - contractors should keep 'eyes wide open'
Contractors thinking about using tax avoidances schemes should ponder on the recent spate of HMRC wins over providers and keep their ‘eyes wide open’.
�ors in confidence enough terms and conditions and contracts for various schemes to see that ultimately it is�
Category: News | Tue, 20 May 2014

Rate cuts for UK oil and gas contractors will only worsen skills shortages
Oil and gas contractors face across-the-board rate cuts by leading clients, but the move will only worsen skills shortages as contractors leave.
�best workers – will head off to find better-paid contracts, leaving behind less experienced and perhaps less�
Category: News | Wed, 28 May 2014

The Lords’ PSC inquiry wasn’t a waste of time, despite the Coalition’s limp response
Contractors will benefit from the Lords’ PSC inquiry, which highlighted key issues – as well as glaring flaws in the political process.
�cial record the extent and importance of the UK’s contracting sector and its workforce. This may currently be u�
Category: News | Tue, 15 Jul 2014

Unions are simply wrong about contractor umbrella companies
Unions are attacking the wrong target in their campaign against contractor umbrella companies, which was a blatant tax grab by government and HMRC.
�tax bills of their workers? Not surprisingly, the contracting service industry has reacted strongly, highlighti�
Category: News | Mon, 01 Dec 2014

The UK’s real income tax rates should motivate everyone to go contracting
Contractors can control what they pay themselves and so avoid the UK’s real income tax rates, which should convince any employee become a contractor.
�here are not many more employees who choose to go contracting. The table below shows us the published rates of�
Category: News | Tue, 23 Sept 2014

Late payment solution unlikely unless new laws are passed
Contractors will be forever bedevilled by late and non-payment by clients and agencies unless new legislation with real teeth & enforcement is passed.
�measures that will ensure that they get paid when contracting . This includes completing credit risk assessment� �favourable payment terms, enshrining them in the contract and enforcing them if the client defaults. Effici�
Category: News | Tue, 27 Jan 2015

Oil and gas contractors: keep calm and contract on as the future remains positive
Oil and gas contractors should keep calm and contract on, as they can continue to thrive during the short, mid and long-term future of the industry.
�s contractors should hold their nerve and keep on contracting despite the apparent implosion of the industry. I� �iness are not only slashing thousands of jobs and contracts, they are halting graduate recruitment. In just o�
Category: News | Thu, 26 Feb 2015