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ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 09/Apr/2010
News this week announces the election; warns that 50p tax will damage the UK economy and shows demand for IT and engineering contractors is up.
�s REC’s Kevin Green “A rise in both temporary and contract work at the sharpest rate for nearly three years�
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| Fri, 09 Apr 2010
Contractor election watch: Tory spending cuts a double-edged sword for contractors
The battles lines are drawn and week one of the election campaign has the hallmarks of a phoney war. Much said, but little substantiated with facts.
�es, which may well end up actually working in the contracting sector’s favour. Private sector opportunities fro� �g of between £2bn and £4bn Renegotiating supplier contracts and reducing expenses and consultancy costs. On t� �on contractors. These include: Cutting agency and contract staff, not replacing leavers and redeploying exis�
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| Fri, 09 Apr 2010
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 16/Apr/2010
News this week includes increasing demand for contractors; a new client guide from PCG; this site’s calculators updated; and, oh, there’s an election…
�Online job demand increases across most contracting sectors This month’s Monster Employment Index sho� �n greater margin to agencies that have found them contracts. It has been reported that certain agencies have�
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| Thu, 15 Apr 2010
Contractor election watch: manifesto launches & first TV debate bring little clarity
Labour, Tory and LibDem manifestos are published, mostly with predictable lack of detail, while first televised leadership debate clears little up.
�certainly did not disappoint in disappointing the contracting community with a lack of their lack of transparen�
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| Fri, 16 Apr 2010
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 23/Apr/2010
News this week includes ending of Larkstar saga; AWR review bid dropped; contractor opportunities abound; & more workers may be choosing contracting.
�ber of wider economic indicators.” More… Jobs and contracts secured in offshore support deal Further improved� �maintenance and back-office support services. The contract extension will secure employment and contracts fo�
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| Fri, 23 Apr 2010
ABCe audit shows 11% growth as ContractorCalculator readership leaps to 126k in March
The web’s official audit body, ABCe, confirms ContractorCalculator had 126,578 unique visitors in March – the 5th audit in 2.5 yrs with regular 100k+.
�y allowing unparalleled access to readers for key contracting sector players and their views to influence the c�
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| Tue, 27 Apr 2010
Contractors can be sure of PCG working for best results despite political uncertainty
PCG’s John Brazier writes that policy work by PCG engaging the main political parties means whatever the election outcome, contractors can benefit.
�message will not be diluted and the importance of contracting to the economic turnaround will not be forgotten.� �ment practices and committing to smaller, shorter contracts with smaller suppliers. There is the opportunity�
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| Thu, 29 Apr 2010
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 30/Apr/2010
News this week includes growth of HMRC ‘yield’; IT contract opportunities increase; labour market statistics paint mixed picture; & PCG ups the ante.
�contractors with lucrative ongoing public sector contracts. More…� �tax system grows ever more complicated’. More… IT contract vacancies shoot up 54% in quarter In its latest S�
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| Thu, 29 Apr 2010
ContractorCalculator: Contracting news in brief - 07/May/2010
News this week sees HMRC release taxpayer statistics; jobs growth slows; oil & gas contractors under threat from AWR; and manufacturing output is up.
�n activity as between permanent and temporary and contract staff. This is in large measure explained by the�
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| Thu, 06 May 2010
Contractor election watch: what contractors might expect from the ConLib coalition
Both the parties committed (on paper, at least) to make positive changes for contractors are now in power. But beware, they may yet disappoint.
�here are ‘much bigger fish to fry’. Public sector contracting – winners and losers With tackling the UK’s enorm� �g public sector has proved a profitable source of contracts for the past decade. What we do already know is t�
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| Thu, 13 May 2010
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