Who here is a "super contractor"?

[DodgyAgent]

UK Skills Shortage Heralds the Rise of the “Super Contractor” – Recruitment Buzz

Only to be found on CUK

[FatLazyContractor]

Only to be found on CUK General

FTFY

[alreadypacked]

My agent, has an agent.

HTH

[MarillionFan]

My agent, has an agent.

HTH

If an agent has an agent, is this where we cut the term 'death by a 1000 cuts?'

[SlipTheJab]

If an agent has an agent, is this where we cut the term 'death by a 1000 cu*ts?'

FTFY

[seanraaron]

My heart bleeds. There was a time when businesses looked to the future and hired in graduates or unskilled but capable folk who would be given entry-level positions and trained up to ensure skills provision in-house. Apparently though there's a magical forest filled with skilled people who can be plucked off the trees, so companies don't need to worry about that stuff any more...or not.

[WTFH]

Is it like a superconductor? So the rate passes straight from the client to the contractor without losing any value?

[VectraMan]

Is it like a superconductor? So the rate passes straight from the client to the contractor without losing any value?

I only super contract at below -76C.

[SpontaneousOrder]

SUpercontractor in the title, and then never mentions it at all in the actual article

[DodgyAgent]

I have just Googled the "rise of the super recruitment agent"