New research from contractor insurer Qdos reveals how independent workers in the UK identify themselves, a factor that could significantly influence their earning capabilities and the types of work they attract. The 2024 survey, capturing insights from 940 self-employed individuals, suggests a potential link between self-identification and financial success. Despite economic jitters, the majority are […]

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What’s interesting about the freelance jobs market right now is this weird situation where companies are laying people off, yet they’re also struggling to find people with the right skills. It’s a hair-puller for those looking for more work, considering all the buzz around AI and how fast things are changing. The last time I […]

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One crucial aspect often overlooked by freelancers is how to adjust your rates – not just for inflation or increased expertise, but also to account for time off. After all, unlike those with traditional employment, when you’re not working, you’re not earning. Most freelancers consider their day rate when calculating income. But let’s be realistic […]

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