Contracting News

Virtual 'Admit One' passes in the run-up to 7 Days in June are released.

Second jobs report to cast August as a hot month for IT contractors.

‘Being self-taught is sufficient to get by in the freelance IT jobs market.’

Osborne’s bid for frozen salaries has seen IT contractors left out in the cold.

Online miscreants go where the money is – increasingly, on iPhone and Android handsets.

Biggest squeeze on state IT contracts is yet to unfold, as the pinch will peak in 2012-13.

Officials hand state-run bodies notes to help ensure ‘off-payroll’ workers are tax-compliant.

Let-go techie accused of sabotage, with potentially 'irreparable damage' to the car giant.

The rewriting of a question the taxman doesn’t even need to ask just won’t cut it.

BT, Capita and the likes of tipped to jostle for a troubled but still lucrative IT contract.

Existing rules, not new ones, are best to tackle the off-payroll hiring of ‘controlling persons’ – CIOT.  

Frustrated IT contractors see their jobs pinched or paying less, even amid the 'peaks'.

IT contractors seen as potential winners of London 2012.

Disputed report on City IT systems says banks put profit before regulators & customers.

Two huge burdens for PSCs will mix to form a 'potentially catastrophic' cocktail.

Self-employed have their say on being exempt from health and safety rules.

Well-placed survey of over 1,000 contractors shows the market is still doing well.

Staffing bodies fear the interim sector won't be thriving for much longer.

Heavy industries pay consultants 80% more to lighten the load with IT.