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Contracting market at quarterly high, as election uncertainty may benefit contractors
The contracting market reached a quarterly high in December 2014. Fears over election uncertainty may benefit contractors: REC/KPMG Report on Jobs.
�ls in contractor availability, this points to the contracting sector being at a quarterly high at the end of 20� �pre- and post-election, as clients choose to hire contract workers to manage their employment risk. Election�
Category: News | Mon, 12 Jan 2015

Contractor demand in Scotland ends 2014 with solid performance, focusing on Edinburgh
Contracting market activity centred on Edinburgh during December 2014, with IT, engineering & financial contractor sectors performing well at yearend.
�ort on Jobs for December 2014 also shows the core contracting disciplines of IT & Computing, engineering an�
Category: News | Mon, 19 Jan 2015

IT and engineering contractor opportunities grow as skills shortages worsen
Contractors with scarce IT, engineering and technical skills have an increasing number of contract opportunities, says the latest REC JobsOutlook.
�edundant workers could readily make the leap into contracting and ease the skills shortages.” The JobsOutlook a�
Category: News | Wed, 28 Jan 2015

ContractorCalculator Market Report February 2015
Contractor demand trends continue their upward trajectory, fuelled by election uncertainty & underlying demand increases due to labour market changes.
�federation (REC)/KPMG Report on Jobs shows the UK contracting market at a quarterly high, and highlights that e� �fidence Index. “The results suggest the number of contracts will continue to grow and capacity for freelancer� �pre- and post-election, as clients choose to hire contract workers to manage their employment risk. Contract�
Category: News | Tue, 03 Feb 2015

Contract market stabilises but skills shortages persist, shows latest Report on Jobs
Contractors are seeing the contract market stabilising, although demand for specialist skills is sustained, says January’s REC/KPMG Report on Jobs.
�positive growth territory, three of the five core contracting disciplines slipped down or stayed the same in th� �to hire more permanent staff, it does mean fewer contracts for contractors. IT & computing and engineeri� �ntractors are experiencing a stabilisation of the contract market, although demand in some specialist discip�
Category: News | Mon, 09 Feb 2015

Contractors can turn the oil and gas sector slump to their advantage, suggests DNV GL
Oil and gas contractors can benefit from the impact of falling oil prices as many clients plan to maintain investment, suggests a report by DNV GL.
�investment. Contractors seeking to maintain their contracting career need to identify those clients in the ‘pro� �actors need to target ‘profit confidents’ for new contracts According to the report, oil and gas sector clien�
Category: News | Wed, 11 Feb 2015

Contracting market softens in Scotland, with better prospects in the wider UK market
The contracting market softens in Scotland, in contrast to improving contractor prospects and contract opportunities across the wider UK market.
�The contracting market in Scotland softened during January 2015,� �ors based in Scotland may wish to consider target contracts elsewhere in the UK. The latest Bank of Scotland� �ry 2015, with the rest of the UK offering greater contract opportunities. This is in marked contrast to much�
Category: News | Mon, 16 Feb 2015

Contracting pays, as an increased proportion of contractors earns more than employees
Contracting clearly pays, as skills shortages are causing a greater proportion of contractors and temps to be paid more than permanent employees.
�Contracting is clearly paying, as the number of contractors a� �contracting career should find a ready supply of contracts, should they take the leap into contracting.�
Category: News | Wed, 25 Feb 2015

ContractorCalculator Market Report March 2015
Contractor markets soften in some disciplines, but not in IT, engineering and oil and gas where specialist skills remain very much in demand.
�The UK’s contract market is stabilising, but core contracting disciplines such as IT and engineering are demand� �based in Scotland may wish to consider targeting contracts elsewhere in the UK. Agency billings also fell fo� �th’s ContractorCalculator Market Report: The UK’s contract market is stabilising, but core contracting disci�
Category: News | Tue, 03 Mar 2015

Contract opportunities increase in core contracting disciplines as economy grows
Engineering, construction, media and marketing contractors all have increased contract opportunities resulting from accelerating economic growth.
�Contractors is core contracting disciplines of engineering, construction, media a� �dia and marketing are benefitting from increasing contract opportunities as a result of accelerating economi�
Category: News | Mon, 09 Mar 2015

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