News articles
IT contractor jobs
- Fresh Post January 4 Huge Increases in Travel Costs for Commuters
- Fresh Post November 29 Prime Minister Praises Thriving Freelance Industry
- Fresh Post November 14 Good News for IT Contractors
- Fresh Post April 5 Are engineering, construction contractors job prospects improving?
IT contractor tax
- Fresh Post March 2 HMRC Increase Working From Home Allowance
- Fresh Post February 28 Barclays ordered to repay £500 million in tax
- Fresh Post February 16 Civil Servants' Salaries Paid Direct to Ltd Companies.
- Fresh Post February 10 Contractor Accountant Darren Upton Jailed for Six Years
Contractor Technology
- Fresh Post April 5 Contracting news: Broadband now 'vital'
- Fresh Post April 5 Broadband cost reductions 'will not be felt immediately'
- Fresh Post April 5 Govt renewed commitment to cyber security welcomed
- Fresh Post April 4 Cybercrime risk may be underestimated
Contractor vetting
- Fresh Post October 19 Security Clearance Discrimination
- Fresh Post March 16 Health and safety should still be 'top priority' for contractors
- Fresh Post September 13 IT contractors 'not making the most of their skills'
- Fresh Post September 10 IT suppliers meet with gov't to discuss cuts
IR35
- Fresh Post February 16 Civil Servants' Salaries Paid Direct to Ltd Companies.
- Fresh Post September 26 Dramatic decrease in IR35 Reviews
- Fresh Post March 29 IR35 announcement 'unsurprising'
- Fresh Post March 28 MacIntyre Hudson slams govt's IR35 position
Archived news
- HMRC Increase Working From Home Allowance
- Barclays ordered to repay £500 million in tax
- Civil Servants' Salaries Paid Direct to Ltd Companies.
- Contractor Accountant Darren Upton Jailed for Six Years
- Self Assessment Deadline Extended
- Beware of fake HMRC emails
- HMRC to fine late filers even when no tax is due
- HMRC to run £100,000 Draw?
- Revenue to Target Tax Avoidance by Large Companies
- Huge Increases in Travel Costs for Commuters
- MPs' report claims that big firms have been let off £25bn in taxes
- MPs Expense Scandal - the Fallout Continues
- Online Tax Return Deadline 31st January 2012
- Prime Minister Praises Thriving Freelance Industry
- Good News for IT Contractors
- Cabinet Minister fined for faling to register for VAT
- Security Clearance Discrimination
- HMRC Mortgage Verification Scheme
- Proposed Changes to Tax Forms
- Dramatic decrease in IR35 Reviews
- Crackdown on Tax Evasion
- Are engineering, construction contractors job prospects improving?
- Construction contractors have 'important role' in Green Deal
- Contractors warned about offshore accounts
- Contractors can overcome client issues, writer claims
- Contracting news: Broadband now 'vital'
- Broadband cost reductions 'will not be felt immediately'
- Freelancers should plan for pensions 'early'
- Govt renewed commitment to cyber security welcomed
- Cybercrime risk may be underestimated
- Are employers offering IT contractors more flexible hours?
- AWR spark cost fears among umbrella companies
- Contractors should be aware of credit charges, expert suggests
- Twitter 'still experimental for advertising'
- Children encouraged to become contractors
- Contractors must tackle debt, expert indicates
- Contractors must fight cybercrime, expert suggests
- Contractors 'will welcome red tape reduction'
- Contractors needed for competitive economy, expert says
- IR35 announcement 'unsurprising'
- MacIntyre Hudson slams govt's IR35 position
- Is IR35 U-turn necessarily bad?
- Contractors 'must communicate, not broadcast' over social media
- Will 4G roll-out affect IT contractors?
- Graduate schemes 'not always best route' for IT professionals
- Budget 2011: IR35 to be improved, not cut
- Budget 2011: Tax simplification and SME investment incentives
- Contractors 'must overcome procrastination'
- 'Decisive action needed' on IR35
- Flexible working would help women in IT jobs
- HMRC 'too overworked' to deliver IR35 effectively
- Contractors 'will not see radical changes due to AWR'
- Contractors will leave the recession stronger, expert predicts
- Older contractors cope better with recession, expert suggests
- Cyber attacks 'are always evolving'
- SMEs want less red tape in budget, expert says
- Bosses 'planning to hire more contractors'
- 'Huge rise' seen in digital outsourcing
- Contractors in finance 'see hike in job offers'
- Contractors 'judged on results not hours'
- Businesses 'need to get green'
- Few online companies do branding well, expert says
- Virtualising data centres 'has many benefits'
- IR35 proposals 'threaten contractors' tax incentives'
- Avoid contracting disagreements 'by having a tight brief'
- Contractors 'must be aware of cybercrime'
- Contractors 'must use targeted marketing'
- UK government 'will outsource'
- Contractors may benefit from enhanced entrepreneurship
- HMRC 'does not hold data vital to IR35 changes'
- Health and safety should still be 'top priority' for contractors
- Bored contractors 'should switch to a different niche'
- Tablet computers 'increasingly integrated into homes'
- Contractors 'must save for retirement'
- Contractors 'working for longer'
- Preliminary AWR regulations available by end of March
- Contracting news: UK 'one of most highly taxed countries'
- Contractors 'should get professional indemnity insurance'
- Contractors 'just want tax certainty'
- Women in public sector 'bear brunt of economic crisis'
- Businesses advised to use social media
- Edinburgh City Council's "supersite" commended
- Treasury unveils ideas for small business tax
- Contractors 'should make effort to avoid simple mistakes'
- Government 'must address tax concerns of contractors'
- Contractors 'must save for future'
- IT education 'must keep up with pupils'
- IR35 'complex and ill-defined'
- Contracting demand 'increased in February'
- Under 3% of recruiters happy with IR35
- IT 'still dominated by men'
- Contractors 'must overcome shyness'
- Contractor demand 'increased across disciplines'
- People 'realising advantages of flexible working'
- Older people 'increasingly starting own businesses'
- More contractors to transform homes into office space?
- Men 'should be open to flexible working to avoid depression'
- HMRC complaints 'soar in two years'
- Businesses 'are increasingly utilising customer service'
- Contractors 'must take interest in tax'
- Contractors 'could find opportunities in social media ventures'
- Plumber tax initiative 'could benefit IT contractors'
- FSB condemns increased tax scrutiny for small businesses and contractors
- Changes to PAYE 'must make system more robust for contractors'
- Higher interest rates to force UK back into recession?
- Contractors 'largely unaffected' by tax relief recommendations
- Business leaders 'embracing flexible working'
- Contractors 'may need to invest in smartphones'
- Contractors 'must acknowledge financial problems'
- Contractors 'should advertise locally'
- Contractors 'hidden casualty of NHS cuts'
- Tax rules 'letting contractors down', says expert
- Women entrepreneurs 'must be encouraged'
- Businesses 'should embrace prepaid credit options'
- IT contractor news: Web design is a 'burgeoning industry'
- Contractors must think 'in private sector terms'
- Lack of contracting clients could be due to website, expert says
- Contractors 'should play music while working'
- Women 'should view technology as a viable career'
- Contractors 'must be original in job applications'
- Contractors 'held back by slowness of banks'
- IT contractors 'need business skills too'
- Media freelancers 'should embrace tablet computers'
- Contractors 'still find it difficult to get funding'
- Integrated search and social media 'should be used in marketing'
- Gender gap 'present in contracting'
- IT contractors warned of new HMRC scrutiny
- Contractor job security could tempt permanent workers
- IT contractors 'not badly hit' during recession
- Spot difficult clients early on, expert says
- Contracting news: Mobile VoIP 'to take off'
- Contractors 'should utilise social media'
- Contractors should 'try before they buy'
- Contractors: It is 'never too late' to save for retirement
- IT education 'must be improved'
- Contractors 'integral to businesses'
- Contractor news: Companies 'to cut hours'
- Stricter IR35 'here to stay'
- Contractors 'will continue to use Google'
- Contractors 'need persistence to secure loans'
- Increasing contractors 'means less available work'
- Contractors 'must take care of corporate information'
- UK 'lagging behind in digital development'
- Contractors 'should be aware of interest rates'
- Mature gap year trend 'on the rise'
- Renewables contractors 'to see surge in demand'
- Contractors' salaries to rise?
- Young people 'more likely to consider unconventional careers'
- Increase in contractor hiring 'extremely promising'
- Contractors 'feel valued by clients'
- Zeus attacks 'constantly evolve'
- Green tech 'costs less in long term'
- Contractors 'will use more smartphones'
- IT contractors 'must recycle electronic waste'
- More graduates to become contractors?
- Jobseekers 'need practical skills'
- IT and engineering gender balance 'must be improved'
- Apprenticeships 'bring young into working world'
- Borrowing money 'even more difficult now'
- Contractor's personal finances 'will take time to recover'
- Contractor opportunities to rise with uptake of UC technologies?
- Contractors 'should give out freebies'
- Overstretched HR departments 'should outsource'
- Avoid giving financial info over email, expert says
- Contracting technology: Entry level smartphones 'lead to iPhones'
- Cloud computing 'high priority' in 2011
- Contractors 'must address stress'
- Contractors ‘to benefit from social media boom’
- Contractors 'could benefit from climate change'
- Scrap the to-do list, writer says
- Plan B 'needed for jobs'
- Start-ups 'to face a tough 2011'
- CVs 'key' in job seeking process
- Small businesses 'must stay on top of bookkeeping'
- Government 'must encourage green tech'
- Contractors in retail sector 'could face job losses'
- Recruiters' AWR questions 'debated at workshops'
- UK 'lacks green skills'
- Companies 'must use web to recruit'
- Pause in IT hiring 'right sizing not downsizing'
- Contractors must keep up to date with technological advances, says one expert
- Free Wi-Fi 'to expand'
- IT contractors 'must choose right internet package'
- IT contractors skills 'should be constantly be updated'
- Jobless IT contractors decreased, findings show
- Contractors 'provide flexibility' for small businesses
- Govt launches website to encourage contracting
- Isas are a great option for savers, expert says
- 'Few obstacles' to setting up online business
- IT contractors in finance sector 'experience surge in confidence'
- iPad 2 'to launch next month'
- UK's IT sector 'lacks much-needed skills'
- Flexible workforces 'are not problematic'
- Contractors 'should stay in work on reduced pay'
- Contractors should 'act like their clients'
- Cloud computing 'to boom in 2011'
- Government initiative to inspire more contractors?
- Contractors 'need to adapt to new social media tools'
- IT 'leading way out of recession'
- Highly skilled IT contractors needed, says expert
- Hospital criticised over record management
- IT contractors could have role in NHS reform
- IT contractors to install more medical tech?
- IT contractors may see spike in 'do-it-yourself' cyberattacks
- Contracting news: Technology companies 'confident'
- Contractors 'must rectify bad habits'
- 500,000 new contracting vacancies 'in next 5 years'
- Apprenticeships 'great for gaining marketable skills'
- IT contractor jobs set for pre and post-2011 boost?
- Flexible working may make for better IT contractors
- Will the UK need better trained IT contractors in the future?
- Interactive shop windows to increase contracting work?
- IT contracting: 'Be wary of geolocation software'
- Contractors 'should invest in quality technology'
- IPv6 'deployment guidelines released'
- UK contractors 'enjoy one of lowest tax rates'
- Contractors 'should use apps when business travelling'
- Retailers 'must use latest technology'
- 'Preparation is key' for tax returns
- Technical skills 'crucial to success of cloud computing'
- Contractors urged to be meticulous with their financial records
- F&C Asset Management turning to contractors
- Contracting demand 'increased again'
- Universities 'must encourage entrepreneurial spirit'
- Employment agencies 'sometimes make wrong move for contractors'
- Contractors 'should upgrade business for 2011'
- UK employment outlook 'is optimistic'
- Smartphone bugs 'set to become more prevalent'
- Flexible IT contractor roles 'can reduce workplace stress'
- Services sector growth and jobs 'to drive economy forward'
- IT contractors jobs may see 2011 boost
- Contracting jobs lead list of top occupations for 2011
- 2011 'will see strong demand for contractors'
- Home working 'leads to productivity'
- European IT contractor demand 'will rise'
- Contractors 'should set themselves goals'
- 2011 labour market to experience 'steady progression'
- Government 'should help small businesses with VAT'
- Contractors 'must check service providers'
- Do not stigmatise the unemployed, says expert
- Contractors to look towards 'optimistic' mid-cap business?
- Contractors 'should plan for retirement abroad now'
- Contractors 'could thrive in 2011'
- SMEs 'to outsource in 2011'
- Tax raise on non-essential services 'pointless'
- IT Contractors: Employers will not see benefits of cloud until it is fully deployed
- Which lessons have been learned from 2010?
- Contractors 'to have good 2011'
- 2011 a 'mixed year' for employment
- Contractors 'should utilise Skype'
- Contractors: Businesses 'don't understand' cloud computing
- End of 'gold plating' ECDs 'to benefit contractors'
- Contractor news: Workers 'aware of employment rights'
- Five 'anti-competitve' umbrella companies reprimanded by REC
- Contractors 'should ensure new job direction is not result of New Year blues'
- IT Contractors to enjoy 'bumper year'
- UK IT sector 'to create 93,000 jobs by 2015'
- What can contractors do in the case of pregnancy?
- It is 'impossible' to make assumptions about young jobseekers
- Contractors 'should adapt to market demands'
- How to set goals for 2011
- Contractors 'must consider important questions before going full time'
- Contractors 'should set their expectations high'
- More medium-sized businesses to use contractors
- Government 'right to tackle tax avoidance'
- IR35 'too complex'
- Business owners 'should change business models for innovation'
- Sucessful contractors 'need people skills'
- Scottish contractor demand hits 6-month high
- Alternative CVs 'double-edged sword' for contractors
- Contractors 'must use high-security passwords'
- Businesses see IT as facilitating cost-cutting
- Contractor news: Latest job stats 'worse than expected'
- Home workers 'more productive'
- Female contractors 'must self promote'
- Financial sector 'jobs secure'
- Contractors 'must be financially prepared'
- REC guide could help umbrella companies
- Which Tweeters should contractors follow?
- Upskilling 'essential' for contractors
- What makes a dividend illegal?
- Ed Davey explains new AWR regulations
- A consistent and ongoing client 'is what contractors want for Christmas'
- Increased outsourcing 'good news for umbrella companies'
- Bad news for contractors as SMEs continue to struggle
- Retirement age reform 'to benefit contractors'
- Contractors: social media increasing in business
- Contractors 'account for 30 per cent of new jobs'
- Contractors 'should not take rejection personally'
- Contractors using EBTs 'may have to pay tax'
- Freelancers should include late payment clause in contracts
- Employees 'must be educated about data security'
- Cloud computing 'is the future'
- Google Chrome OS 'may have missed the boat'
- IR35 system 'unfair'
- Opportunities increase for IT contractors in Ireland
- Are IT contractors going for junior roles?
- IT contractors see positive employment figures
- IT contractors 'could see improved broadband speed and reach'
- India plans 20 new IT institutes
- Winvale launches IT jobs app
- Do IT contractors still suffer gender discrimination?
- 'Slow and steady' rise in IT contractor positions expected in 2011
- EAS complaints 'on the rise'
- Rise in job satisfaction 'due to recession'
- Contractors 'should not overdo themselves'
- Large IT contracts 'over'
- IT contractors 'could see better job prospects'
- Broadband competition to increase in 2011
- Businesses have 'lack of understanding' about cloud computing
- Experience 'more important than qualifications'
- Eurozone issues could harm contractors
- Freelancers should prepare for Christmas in advance, according to one expert.
- Immigration cap comes under fire
- Contractors 'must think about pensions now'
- New treaty should rule out 'return to IR35 arms race'
- Contractors 'seen as easy target'
- Contractor jobs could rise if government IT plans go ahead
- Contractors could help the UK go from austerity to prosperity
- Cap on immigration 'could backfire for contractors'
- IT contractors 'should help firms understand cyber dangers'
- How to get started in freelancing
- Is VAT-beating VAT-cheating?
- New VAT rules mean changes for contractors
- Freelancers 'shun Facebook'
- Business editor backs David Cameron's message
- Contractors are 'vital to businesses'
- Contract Regulations opt out timing 'vital'
- Contracting 'to become standard'
- Freelancers top happiness poll
- Changes in immigration 'positive for contractors'
- David Cameron praises contractors on National Freelancers Day
- It is now 'vital to keep contracting skills up-to-date'
- Contractors 'could benefit from cloud'
- Graduates' job market 'improving'
- National Freelancers Day line up revealed
- Overall jobless rate 'very slightly down'
- Increase in private sector 'could balance out public losses'
- Contractors' tax could rocket under new proposals
- Vacancies rise in IT contracting
- Contractors 'to get All Party Parliamentary Group'
- IT contractors should 'resist rate reduction'
- Contractors 'cannot retire on housing investment'
- Potential contractors 'must plan'
- Make the most of National Freelancer Day
- Contractors 'want guidance on AWR'
- IT contractors worried over review of tax initiatives
- Contractors 'can opt out of NEST scheme'
- iPad 'will be a valuable presentation tool'
- Firms told to improve staff data security education
- IT contractors advised on breach of contract through illness
- Pensions law changes 'good news for IT contractors'
- Social networking 'will become a major business hub'
- Data security solutions 'too complex and expensive' for small firms
- Wages 'will take time' to return to pre-recession levels
- IT contractor roles increase in number
- Companies still hold fears over tightening data security
- IT contractors 'must be inquisitive and alert'
- Excessive red tape 'holding firms back'
- Private firms 'lagging behind' public sector on data protection
- Firms told to embrace ecommerce 'or get left behind'
- IT contractors 'left in legislative limbo' by IR35
- Cloud computing 'will transform IT delivery'
- Mobile handsets 'present a growing business threat'
- Data loss 'is a growing concern' for small business
- IT jobs 'to reach pre-recession levels by Christmas'
- IT contractors told to prepare for the private sector
- IT contractors to be represented in OTS
- IT contractors warned of unsecured Wi-Fi dangers
- ICO to reveal companies guilty of data protection breaches
- IT contractors 'could benefit from public cuts'
- HMRC tax war 'could impact on IT contractors'
- IT contractors 'are paid less in the north'
- Growth rate for temporary jobs continues to slow
- IT contractors reminded of their expenses rights
- Flexible working 'vital' to public sector reorganisation
- IT contractors 'may need to top up their pensions'
- IT contractors 'still rely on paper records'
- Home workers 'need more protection'
- Public sector job cuts 'could create more self-employed'
- Cyber crime a problem for 'most of the population'
- Businesses warned of social media threat
- Android-powered phones 'could present security risk'
- IT contractors benefiting from online growth
- IT contractors 'could be affected by new pensions rules'
- IR35 'has become the problem'
- IT contractors 'should not compare wages to employees'
- Inefficient operations 'costing firms £104bn'
- IT contractors to get access to 100Mbps broadband
- Contractors 'must look long-term' when starting limited firm
- Banks join fight against online fraud and cyber crime
- Mobile handset security issues 'need to be addressed'
- Firms 'don't know what they are doing' with cloud computing
- Cyber attacks 'the biggest threat to the UK'
- Contractors reminded of their legal protection
- IR35 expert joins OTS to represent contractors
- Small firms that can help save public costs 'will do well'
- UK firms 'struggling with mobile handset security'
- REC looks to improve implementation of worker regulations
- IT contractors 'can easily move from public to private sectors'
- IT contractors 'could be impacted by bank levy'
- Flexible workers 'protected UK from recession'
- IT contractors could benefit from £500m security funding
- Agency worker regulations 'will not be reviewed'
- Public cuts 'will have huge impact on staff demand'
- IT contractors 'must prepare for periods without pay'
- Small firms 'should be encouraged to hire staff'
- New legislation 'could create IT jobs at finance firms'
- IT jobs 'will be taken offshore' in light of spending cuts
- Threat from cyber crime 'is growing'
- Workers 'value development of new skills'
- Contract negotiations 'are like poker'
- Temp workers to be first victims of cuts
- Cyber crime 'as a big a threat as terrorism'
- IT security breaches 'have doubled for financial services firms'
- More professionals turning to temporary work
- Employment sector 'could take ten years to fix'
- Spam emails 'are getting more malicious'
- Financial sector job prospects 'remain promising' for IT contractors
- Demand for IT contractors increases in September
- Lloyds sheds 1,000 IT contractor roles
- 'Half of wi-fi networks can be hacked in seconds'
- IT contractors 'must keep on top of tech developments'
- Superfast broadband receives boost from Ofcom
- iPhone tax app 'could help contractors'
- IT contractors 'can help businesses to grow'
- Jobs market growth continues to slow
- IT contractors 'should act like salespeople'
- Corporate users warned about unlocked iPhones
- Contractors warned over IR35 replacement
- HMRC told to be lenient with small companies
- British firms 'moving away from IT contractors'
- UK 'is not experiencing IT skills shortage'
- Firms considering internet restriction over bandwidth concerns
- IT contractors told to update qualifications
- Financial sector job opportunities 'to subside'
- Public sector IT budgets 'to be cut by 22%'
- Demand for UK workers 'at six-month high'
- Moving from public to private sector 'can be difficult'
- Employment growth 'slows to worst rate in a year'
- IT contractors 'need new IR35 status tests'
- Spending cuts 'will add to unemployment problem'
- PM's comments 'could see new approach to income shifting'
- IT contractors 'are still in demand'
- VoIP systems 'beginning to appeal to many businesses'
- Flexible working 'needs to be better understood'
- Elaborate website design 'can put off shoppers'
- Cloud computing 'will be increasingly popular for business'
- Small businesses 'lack data security knowhow'
- IR35 replacement 'could see contractors worse off'
- Social media 'the new email' for cyber criminals
- Sustainable IT 'will become the norm'
- Businesses 'increasingly investing in people'
- Female IT contractors 'still lacking in numbers'
- Contractors 'may be at risk of tax crackdown'
- IT 'still a male-dominated profession'
- IT contractors may lend a hand to online ads
- IT contractors 'should expect cloud services boom'
- IT contractors warned of social networking security concerns
- IT contractors can help fight against cybercrime
- Govt IT strategy 'looks to reduce costs and enhance services'
- Older IT contractors 'may have a hard time finding work'
- IT contractors may be affected by training cuts
- IT contractors 'happy and generous', study finds
- IT contractors faced with jobs plunge
- Lib Dems announce tax crackdown
- IT contractors can use the cloud to mitigate travel disruptions
- Laptops 'should not be written off yet'
- IT contractors may benefit from online meetings
- Contractors warned of IR35 penalties
- IT contractors 'need not worry about Google Instant'
- IT contractors 'in demand' in the financial sector
- IT contractors invited to lecture on future of freelance work
- IT contractors 'could be paying too little tax'
- Data security breaches 'are increasing'
- iPhones 'beginning to take over from the BlackBerry in business'
- Unemployment fall 'good news' for workers
- Demand for temporary workers falls slightly
- Trade union proposes alternative to job losses
- Govt cuts which threaten jobs 'are not necessary'
- Customers demanding better technology from banks
- EU law to ensure IT contractors are paid on time
- IT contractors 'must develop sales and negotiation skills'
- IT roles 'more varied than people think'
- Contractors told to take regular working breaks
- Google Instant 'will not make SEO irrelevant'
- IT contractors 'not making the most of their skills'
- IT contractors 'benefit from cautious investments'
- Complex UK tax system 'causing problems'
- IT workers 'unaware of CRC scheme'
- NHS 'wasting money on inefficient working'
- HMRC introduces new factsheets for IT contractors
- IT suppliers meet with gov't to discuss cuts
- IT contractors 'in greater demand than employees'
- Smartphones 'revolutionised small businesses'
- Broadband in UK 'needs to aim higher'
- UK 'should be at the forefront of the digital industry'
- Widening mobile data spectrum could be good for IT contractors
- Businesses 'looking to spend on external IT services'
- Agency Worker Regulations 'are confusing'
- Cost of private cloud computing 'will be forced down'
- Employment growth rate continues to slow
- The principle of IR35 'is not going anywhere'
- New viruses 'look to spread via USB'
- Public sector cuts 'could benefit temporary workers'
- Jobs market performs strongly over August
- Small businesses keen to incorporate smartphones
- RBS announces cull of IT contractors
- Companies urged to target iPad with data security policy
- IT contractors 'may have data protection responsibilities'
- Unemployment 'set to rise' in face of public cuts
- Job prospects 'to be restricted this year'
- Cautious firms 'keeping tight control on staffing levels'
- Public sector cuts will affect IT contractors 'for at least 2 years'
- Companies 'must modernise data security processes'
- IT contractors get help with tax status
- Use of IT contractors increases 'but trust issue remains'
- IR35 replacement 'may not please everyone'
- Job location 'is most important factor' for IT contractors
- Most company networks 'are badly configured and vulnerable'
- Mac-specific security threats 'are increasing'
- Scottish ministers told to 'get a grip' on data security
- Modular data storage 'is the most sustainable'
- HMRC promises 'less combative approach'
- Huge rise in insolvencies for public sector suppliers
- IT contractors warned that jobless recovery continues
- Social media 'a powerful tool' for IT contractors
- IT contractors 'can benefit from Windows 7 knowledge'
- IT contractors 'will stay in demand'
- IT budgets 'too important to cut'
- HP provides Scotland with IT jobs boost
- Double-dip recession 'unlikely'
- Govt extends Jobsearch scheme
- IT contractors 'will need to develop new skills'
- Insurer receives record fine for data security failings
- IT staff 'still split' over cloud computing
- Contractors 'need targeted approach to job seeking'
- IDC: IT problems can be displaced using a public cloud
- IT contractors 'can be project managers without IR35'
- IT contractors told to beware 'softly-softly' HMRC
- Public sector 'could lose 500,000 jobs without harming services'
- National Grid 'must do more to help power cloud computing'
- IR35 replacement 'must have the right balance'
- IT contractors 'should be wary of working longer hours'
- IT contractors urged to show their disdain for IR35
- IR35 replacement 'must account for subtle worker differences'
- IT contractors should look to the booming City
- Courts 'more sympathetic' to husband and wife contractors
- Contractors may get job opportunities from financial service firms
- Tax avoidance 'super law' could replace IR35
- UK jobs market 'starting to polarise'
- IT contractors 'must use correct bonus terminology'
- Coalition 'showing promise' after 100 days
- Summer 'will see an increase in data loss'
- IT security investment 'is strong and set to remain so'
- Web marketing 'a central force for most firms'
- UK workers 'want performance-related pay'
- MoD 'needs to address IT security issues'
- IT contractors 'should look to banking sector'
- UK firms 'ignorant' of CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme
- Demand for UK IT contractors is 'robust'
- Gartner proposes public cloud computing to reduce expenditure
- Jobs market 'set to stay flat'
- Firms 'finding it difficult' to update browsers
- Contractors warned of smartphone spyware
- IT contractors 'must be wary of IR35 long after it is scrapped'
- UK unemployment sees quarterly fall
- IT service mangers 'dissatisfied' with service desk solutions
- Gartner: Possibility of 0% IT growth in 2011
- SEO firm expresses concern over Google-Verizon talks
- Wait for scrapping of IR35 'is not all bad'
- Private sector 'cannot absorb swift public jobs cuts'
- Formalising flexible working rules 'a step too far'
- IT contractors 'must practice negotiation skills'
- UK firms 'must try harder' to attract female IT contractors
- Cloud computing still in demand as Quantix profits
- Flexible working 'becoming more popular'
- Contractors told to look out for malware threats
- Recruitment body meets minister to discuss contractor issues
- Firms 'remain concerned' over Android's business suitability
- Govt 'must look to flexible workers'
- Temporary worker recruitment growth rate falls
- Many small firms 'still don't understand SEO'
- Govt issues vetting guidelines for contractors
- Worker morale falls as pressure becomes too much
- IT contractors reminded of need to be IR35 vigilant
- UK companies 'need to engage more with their staff'
- Financial pressure causing 'preventable data leaks'
- Online privacy is a 'fundamental yardstick'
- Flexible workers 'can save costs and improve morale'
- Employers' concerns over default retirement age 'unfounded'
- Govt urged not to bee too heavy-handed with IT cuts
- ISPA welcomes drive for more cyber security professionals
- Govt contract renegotiation 'could impact IT contractors'
- Govt 'must do more' to aid small firms
- London 2012 'will provide a massive jobs boost for IT contractors'
- OTS 'will have huge impact' on IT contractors.
- Employers 'need to do more to encourage flexible working'
- Social media 'an important tool for marketing'
- Legislation fears drive recruitment of IT contractors
- IT contractors warned that Q2 recovery will not be sustained
- IT contractors 'should tailor their CV to suit the job'
- UK economy growth 'is a boost for jobs'
- IT contractors given boost by positive signs in private sector
- IT contractors could benefit from renewed jobs confidence
- IT contractors 'waste too much time on tax compliance'
- 'Only 3% per cent of recession-hit businesses will replace IT staff'
- Use of SaaS and cloud computing 'will be mandated'
- Companies 'must create a data quality culture'
- Unemployed IT contractors 'need help to get back into work'
- Perm-tractors 'should be identified and taxed accordingly'
- Data centre sector continues to expand
- EU makes 6.4 million investment in innovative jobs
- HMRC guidance 'can help IT contractors with IR35 status'
- New data protection laws to be introduced
- IR35 to be replaced, Treasury announces
- IT contractors 'should avoid HMRC contract reviews'
- Employment for IT contractors 'rises by 320%'
- IT contractors urged to watch out for spreadsheet errors
- IT contractors 'must be wary of social media malware'
- IT contractors 'must present a strong, accurate self-description'
- Non-EU worker cap 'will not help IT contractors'
- IT contractors 'can have confidence in FCSA-approved services'
- Firms urged to consider defensive registration of .co
- IT contractors 'will see slow recovery in jobs market'
- Public sector job cuts 'increasing risk of double-dip recession'
- IT contractors 'facing same problems across Europe'
- Public sector cuts begin to affect jobs confidence
- Unemployment falls slightly, but many workers go part-time
- SharePoint implementation 'requires strong governance'
- 'Everyone must work together' to educate about online fraud
- Out of work IT contractors urged to gain extra skills
- Risk concerns force companies to look at their IT systems
- Choosing the right IT system 'is essential' for carbon efficiency
- Security concerns raised over netbooks and tablets
- Cloud service users 'should have more rights'
- Contractors propose the abolition of IR35
- Contractors using umbrella services 'are not just avoiding IR35'
- SaaS up-take 'will see a significant rise'
- Unemployment to be a 'major problem' for years to come
- IT contractors offered advice on charging of VAT to foreign clients
- Private firms 'not appreciating the benefit of temporary staff'
- Companies 'must look at flexible workers' to get the best talent
- IT contractors warned of potential IR35 enforcement campaign
- IT security spending 'will increase in 2010'
- Job vacancies continue to rise, but growth rate slows again
- Social media use 'must be subject to stricter control'
- World Cup sees return of Conficker worm
- Scottish jobs market 'continues to improve'
- US govt expresses serious concerns over the cloud
- UK firms 'are struggling with IT efficiency'
- Bargaining power of IT contractors 'has been reduced'
- IT contractors 'should consider submitting projects early'
- UK banks 'providing job roles for IT contractors'
- Redundancy rate has 'created a pool of skilled workers'
- UK digital economy remains static as others move forward
- UK business shift to cloud computing 'will be sustained'
- Effect of social media on SEO 'is undeniable'
- Government backing for cloud services 'would allay fears'
- IT managers 'are fighting to get their budgets back'
- EU legislation to improve maternity rights proposed
- Simplifying IR35 'will help IT contractors prosper'
- IT contractors' jobs could be at risk in face of spending cuts
- Marketing spending 'set to move online'
- Firms 'can boost SEO ranking' through blogs
- IT security cuts 'are a false economy'
- IT contractors' tax legislation 'has blighted lives'
- Blogging 'can be ideal for small businesses'
- Social media 'a fantastic way of raising brand awareness'
- Digital marketing 'must be embraced by all firms'
- Failure to invest in broadband 'will affect the economy'
- UK firms 'still don't have a handle on email management'
- Employer and worker cooperation 'key to meeting economic challenges'
- Employers urged to listen to workers' suggestions
- Tax credit cuts compared to Thatcher's Poll Tax
- Budget 2010: IT contractors may benefit from income tax changes
- Budget 2010: Will public sector spending cuts hit IT contractors?
- Mobile devices 'are a growing IT security concern'
- IT contractors could be the World Cup's 'knights in shining armour'
- Kent Police faces data protection crackdown
- Business networks 'may die' during World Cup matches
- UK businesses 'are not correctly managing social media usage'
- Firms remain concerned over the security of cloud computing
- UK broadband speeds 'can vary by 33% throughout the day'
- Public sector contracts '40% above market value'
- Number of UK unemployed nears 2.5m
- Using converged communications 'will enable flexible working'
- Celebrations over the death of IR35 'are premature'
- Number of firms using social media 'is increasing'
- Jobs market sees 'mood of optimism' return
- Complete security of data 'can never be achieved'
- High-speed broadband 'will boost the economy and create jobs'
- Mobile malware 'is a serious threat to business'
- Expanding computer networks 'are becoming difficult to manage'
- Will SaaS role in business need reassement?
- Microsoft enables PCs to stay connected to IT networks
- Employees working through breaks 'are a recession wake-up call'
- Contractors 'should not expect to see interest rate rises this year'
- Staff training 'can protect data from social network threat'
- Social networking 'can be used to collect negative feedback'
- World Cup malware warning following Brazil company attacks
- SaaS uptake expected to grow among Asia-based firms
- Eco-friendly IT demands 'will drive UC uptake'
- Should broadband usage during World Cup concern IT contractors?
- Modern email scams 'are professionally constructed'
- Skilled IT contractor availability 'continues to improve'
- Govt support for rural broadband 'is essential'
- IT security budgets set to reduce
- IT contractors warned to expect World Cup bandwidth explosion
- Tesco appointment 'signifies IT will be key to business growth'
- Demand for IT contractors continues to fall
- Manpower: Few firms are looking to recruit extra staff
- Nesta: IT should drive a high-tech recovery
- Google and Bing 'are very different when it comes to SEO'
- Smartphone advertising 'is about to take off'
- IT contractors 'will not see jobs growth in 2010'
- Govt proposals 'will help small firms take on more staff'
- Small businesses 'should embrace social media marketing'
- West Berkshire Council staff to receive data security training
- IT contractors warned over public sector cuts
- Cable called on to outline business audit plans
- Businesses 'lacking comprehensive knowledge of workforce'
- Business leaders warn against 'knee-jerk' tax decisions
- Apple becoming increasingly important to business technology users
- UK SEO spending 'will continue to increase'
- Evaluate workforce skill set now, firms told
- UK firms 'are not providing adequate IT training'
- Google's move away from Windows 'is about rivalry'
- UK companies 'must do more to protect their data'
- Companies 'must incorporate broader data quality strategies'
- Cloud computing 'can increase SME flexibility'
- Long-term unemployed 'need help, not punishment'
- Decline in IE6 use 'means company websites can be updated'
- New tax legislation 'may be just as bad as IR35'
- Thin client model 'can save SMEs a lot of money'
- Schools 'need to rethink their approach to IT security'
- Govt vows to embrace flexible working 'is good news'
- Firms need staff monitoring systems 'to protect against fraud'
- BT strike 'likely to impact on broadband service'
- Firms 'must employ site architects' to ensure a resilient webpage
- Will north-east contractors benefit from digital event?
- Scotland one of the world's 'most inventive' nations
- Many businesses remain uncertain about cloud computing
- Remote working accessibility 'should reflect user needs'
- Dramatic fall in long-term unemployed IT contractors
- PCG welcomes end to IR35 legislation
- IT contractors 'should be cautious' over IR35 review
- IT contractors 'play a crucial role in delivery of public services'
- Cloud computing 'can improve data security'
- Small businesses 'should utilise Twitter in marketing campaigns'
- IT contractors 'need govt help' in fight against botnets
- Use of SSDs among firms 'is set to rise by 90 per cent'
- Flexible staff 'essential' to frontline services
- Social networking 'should be incorporated into business practices'
- UK companies 'will all soon move towards SEM'
- Social networking sites 'are being used for phishing scams'
- Public sector cuts 'will not stimulate economic growth'
- Govt corporation tax cuts 'will create jobs'
- Perimeter network defence 'is not enough on its own'
- New legislation 'has a major impact on data security'
- IT contractors receive boost with IR35 review
- Public sector reform, private sector jobs 'are key to recovery'
- Privacy rights 'are the concern of all online businesses'
- New Google layout 'means change in SEO'
- Recession 'has forced firms to rethink IT'
- Public spending cut 'does not have to mean job cuts'
- IT contractors 'must maintain the correct work-life balance'
- Social networking sites 'are an important criminal tool'
- Wi-Fi security 'must maintain speed and accessibility'
- Google to offer networks encrypted searches
- Govt decision to ignore working hours limit 'is a welcome move'
- UK firms 'will buy more services and less IT' in 2010
- UK firms 'are struggling to resolve data quality issues'
- Temporary worker numbers increase significantly during recession
- Cloud computing 'has become mainstream'
- Businesses 'are not prepared' for carbon reduction commitment
- Govt must make employment 'its top priority'
- IT contractors 'are playing a key role in the recovery'
- Asterisk 'has the best support of any VoIP system'
- IT contractors warned of 'serious and destructive' virus threat
- Focused and careful tagging 'is critical for video advertising'
- Govt investment in SMEs 'is essential'
- SEO 'will soon be the dominant form of marketing'
- Financial companies 'cannot address their data quality issues'
- IT contractors 'must ensure the security of portable devices'
- Protecting contractor jobs 'should be a top priority'
- Smartphones 'should be incorporated into security policies'
- IT contractors 'must increase quality of firms' wireless security'
- Unified communications systems 'are too complex for most firms'
- UK 'does not support self-employed workers'
- REC: Placements for IT contractors increased in April
- IT contractor numbers 'increased by recession'
- Self-encrypting drive offers IT contractors extra protection
- Cyber attacks increasing in number despite spending
- Financial impact of poor data quality 'difficult to assess'
- Public sector job cuts 'cannot be absorbed by private sector'
- Cloud computing adoption 'is an issue of trust'
- Topping search engine rankings is 'the holy grail'
- Cloud computing 'can help business collaboration'
- Data protection 'should be part of wider security strategy'
- Concern over NI rise effect on jobs 'is a red herring'
- Recruitment scheme launched to fill skills gap
- Businesses 'must re-think cyber tactics'
- Data breach reporting regulations 'may create more problems'
- iPhone app to help IT contractors utilise Twitter
- Tories commit to 'comprehensive' IR35 review
- UK IT data breaches 'cost £64 on average'
- Risk to IT contractor jobs as small business struggles
- New software 'will resolve concerns over cloud computing'
- Web application security 'is not getting the required funding'
- IT contractors 'could be hit by NHS job cuts'
- Employees 'should be able to use Facebook at work'
- Businesses 'will start using Windows 7'
- Toshiba develops 'unbreakable' encryption technology
- Freelance recruitment set to grow in next quarter, figures suggest
- SMEs warned of importance of computer security
- Smaller businesses to up IT spend, Microsoft predicts
- Virgin Media to cut IT contractor rates
- Sensitive information 'should not be stored in email accounts'
- Portable devices 'increase risk of data loss'
- Cloud computing 'can prevent absences affecting productivity'
- IT contractors 'will need to justify IT expenditure'
- Small firms 'not strong enough to employ IT contractors'
- Govt regulation 'is preventing firms from creating jobs'
- SMEs expect recruitment to be halted by double-dip
- Marketing firms 'will need IT contractors'
- IT contractors to face jobs cuts 'whoever wins election'
- Web advertising 'will soon be easier and more profitable'
- Switching web browsers 'is not necessarily more secure'
- New torrent system 'is totally useless'
- Firms' data security policies 'must be converged'
- Researchers 'have found the key to better firewalls'
- Companies 'must work smarter with new technology'
- Late payments 'are adversely affecting SMEs'
- Firms expected to replace computer hardware
- Firms 'unaware of the threat that games consoles can pose'
- Data quality 'will be a key trend for IT contractors in 2010'
- Cities 'should be prioritised' for high-speed broadband
- IT contractor job opportunities 'on the rise'
- Google search changes 'will affect IT contractors'
- IT contractors 'will benefit under Tory proposals'
- Employee passwords 'compromising data security'
- Politicians see digital media 'as the future of electioneering'
- High-quality data 'essential for businesses'
- Political parties 'must be clearer on tax plans'
- 'No substitute' for a professional bespoke employment contract
- Government 'must support small businesses'
- UK 'demands strong and secure broadband network'
- Digital Economy Bill will have 'chilling effect' on Wi-Fi access
- Number of businesses outsourcing IT departments increases
- Contractors 'must protect networks from trojans'
- Many businesses taking advantage of savings offered by VoIP
- Companies using virtualised networks 'are neglecting security'
- Employment rate for contractors rises again
- Contractors urged to check removable devices for malware
- Firms 'must focus on data protection'
- Firms 'concerned with compliance over protection'
- Superfast broadband 'must be extended across the UK'
- Flexible working 'can help firms meet business needs'
- Flexible working is the key to maintaining productivity
- Conservatives pledge IR 35 review
- Businesses 'are recognising the value in next-gen firewalls'
- Workers consider going it alone in face of job losses
- Hays: changes to employment legislation should be suspended
- Chancellor admits that NI rise may affect jobs
- Cloud computing will make data security 'a major issue'
- Data quality 'key to making correct financial decisions'
- 'Staggering fall' in the number of IT graduates
- Recruitment industry 'must embrace new technology'
- IT contractors 'should be allowed to work longer hours'
- NI insurance rises 'will reduce job opportunities'
- UK businesses 'have naive approach to data management'
- Google tool 'will help firms defend against cyber attacks'
- Web design 'should focus information at the top'
- Job market recovery will be slow going, says REC
- High-speed broadband 'will let businesses grow'
- Virtualised networks 'are just as vulnerable as traditional systems'
- 'Fresh and relevant content' is best for SEO
- Cloud computing 'outsources data but not accountability'
- Contractors 'must be part of planning for Scottish jobs market'
- IT contractor job vacancies 'will continue to grow'
- Self-employed 'are not planning for their futures'
- Working from home 'should be a viable option'
- Private sector 'not able to defend against cyber crime'
- Contractor staff should be used 'to deal with unmanageable workloads'
- Most IT contractors 'are treated fairly by employers'
- FSA announces significant recruitment plans for 2010
- Many firms 'cannot get access to reliable data'
- Declining public sector could lead to 'jobless recovery'
- Converged data networks 'are not more efficient'
- Cloud computing is 'less secure than physical servers'
- IT contractors can help businesses develop 'the future of marketing'
- Upcoming conference a chance to 'promote flexible staffing'
- IT sector is a bright spot in a 'jobless recovery'
- IT sector is of 'immense strategic importance' to UK economy
- Awareness of the benefits of cloud computing 'is growing'
- Agency workers to have better protection in future, says ESA
- Public sector pay freeze 'should not hide need for reform'
- Possible IT jobs boost as small firms 'look to improve their websites'
- Supply of IT workers outstripping demand, says REC
- UK employment market still has a 'culture of ageism'
- Educating staff in IT security 'reduces threat of cyber crime'
- Employers are 'neglecting the well-being of workers'
- Younger contractors 'overlooked' when it comes to support
- Recruitment is planned, but employers 'growing tired' of agencies
- Little recruitment planned for next three months, says Manpower
- Gender equality in the workplace won't be achieved by 2020, survey claims
- New company offers umbrella service with a difference
- Microsoft's browser selection screen 'unfair on smaller firms'
- Mobile technology will replace the PC, says Google
- Job-seeking IT contractors warned over spam emails
- TUC wants employers to generate a culture of 'good work'
- Self-employed IT contractors reminded to check their NICs
- Self-employed IT contractors 'made to jump through too many hoops'
- New law will see reduction in Wi-Fi hotspots, say experts
- IT recruitment is increasing, says ARC
- Botnet victory is 'drop in the ocean', IT security firm warns
- Small businesses 'struggling to make the best of technology'
- Fight against cybercrime should 'be treated like a war'
- Blacklisting of trade union members is banned
- Demand for IT contractors continues to increase, says REC
- Beware malware in external devices, warns IT security firm
- Small businesses unable to recruit due to 'complex tax system'
- Planned National Insurance hike opposed by business industry
- Jobs in the public sector under threat, BBC survey reveals
- Use of IT the key to rejuvenating a business, says DMA
- Public sector urged to hire more contractors
- Cloud service security 'could create IT contractor opportunities'
- IT contractors 'may find new work through VoIP systems'
- Siemens IT contractors at the BBC to vote on strike action
- BBC urged to pay IT contractors the going rate
- IT recruitment market a 'key area of growth'
- IT contractors 'could help bring about the recovery'
- Social networking 'a key tool' in future of recruitment
- IT contractors play vital role in higher education
- IT contractors could help protect against cyber crime
- Will IT contractor employment boost as Leeds goes high-speed?
- HMRC offer IT contractors a helping hand
- IT contractors urged to target smaller firms
- Data storage improvements 'may require IT contractors'
- Govt 'to invest extra £64.4m in new job creation'
- IT contractors 'could be needed to manage social media interactions'
- IT contractors 'could secure firms from cyber-attacks'
- Business continuity popularity 'could create IT contractor opportunities'
- Social media campaigns 'could present IT contractors with new opportunities'
- REC backs govt attempts to reduce unemployment rate
- IT contractor recruiter reliability 'highlighted by court case'
- IT contractor jobs 'could be created by Google Buzz impact'
- IT contractors 'can help firms gain search engine visibility'
- Number of projects helping firms to roll out home working 'could rise'
- Male IT contractors 'unaware of their paternity rights'
- Flexible working 'can boost IT contractor health'
- IT contractors 'benefit from falling unemployment figures'
- Rise in VoIP uptake 'could create need for more IT contractors'
- Wider credit options 'could stimulate growth in IT contractor jobs'
- High-profile data breach 'could lead to new security roles for IT contractors'
- Part-time work 'could benefit IT contractors'
- Cloud computing IT contractor recruitment 'to jump 233%'
- IT contractors 'face problems in wage-frozen job market'
- Space sector 'could present IT contractors with new opportunities'
- Tax burden 'reducing opportunities for IT contractors'
- IT contractors 'may be affected by email and social media convergence'
- Will IT contractors help lift the UK out of the downturn?
- VoIP 'will continue to generate work for IT contractors'
- Multiple browsers 'to become dominant trend among consumers'
- Cloud computing growth 'will be boosted by better broadband speeds'
- Frequent retrospective rulings 'could harm IT contractors'
- Cloud computing security 'could create IT contracting opportunities'
- Social media websites 'key tools for IT contractors'
- IT contractors 'being offered courses in the Sutton area'
- IT contractors 'will increasingly tailor products to iPads'
- Prior vetting 'should not be a requirement for typical IT contractor jobs'
- Western European govt IT spending to top $68.6bn by 2013
- HMRC 'changes PAYE filing rules'
- IT contractors 'must be flexible to find work'
- BT network change 'could benefit IT contractors'
- Part time IT contractor jobs 'are in high demand'
- IT sector jobs 'will grow in availability in 2010'
- Limiting the project's focus 'key for IT contractors working in BPM'
- Social media familiarity 'could benefit IT contractors'
- IT contractors 'number one for romance'
- Business intelligence opportunities 'could benefit IT contractors'
- IT contractors 'could find few jobs in public sector'
- Strike action 'could create IT contractor demand'
- BME IT contractors 'can find it harder to get work'
- HMRC tax agent consultation 'ends in March'
- IT contractor gender imbalance 'will be tackled through education'
- IT contractors 'could see rise in social media tool projects'
- IT contractors must research the firm and role before interview
- Vacancies rise for IT contractors
- IT contractors 'could find more security jobs available'
- IT contractors 'should find work through specialist recruiters'
- Umbrella companies 'could be easier than first-time self assessments'
- 6.4m workers file tax returns online
- 41% of HR managers have rejected applications due to social media
- IT contractors 'face phishing risk following HMRC deadline'
- Social networking 'will be used to screen IT contractors'
- SEO knowledge 'could help IT contractors find projects'
- IT contractors 'can benefit from improved parental rights'
- IT contractors 'could find work in expanding CRM sector'
- IT contractors 'get opportunities from foreign investors'
- IT contractors 'could find new cloud computing opportunities'
- IT contractors could benefit from extended parental leave rights
- IT contractors 'could find new work due to govt ICT plan'
- UK growth rate 'should concern IT contractors'
- Equal pay for IT contractors 'must occur at faster pace'
- High Court: HMRC can retrospectively act on offshore tax
- IT contractors 'could find jobs due to rise of social media'
- Games industry 'needs IT contractors and skilled technicians'
- IT contractors 'could be drawn to Manchester's new fibre network'
- IT contractors 'to see rise in VoIP projects'
- End of recession could lead to more IT contractor jobs
- IT contractors 'could find new roles with foreign-owned firms'
- IT contractors may benefit from improving jobs market
- PC microprocessor shipments 'on the rise'
- Adventure breaks 'most popular among IT contractors'
- Tax code warning 'could highlight umbrella company benefits'
- REC: EU regulations 'could impact on IT contractors'
- IT contractors 'to benefit from agency workers rights'
- Rising NI costs 'could impact on IT contractor recruitment'
- Game industry 'provides opportunities for IT contractors'
- Umbrella companies 'could be preferable to online self-assessment'
- IT contractors 'could benefit from govt flexible working proposals'
- Unemployment fall 'could benefit IT contractors'
- Regulation 'must not halt jobs recovery'
- IT contractors 'should familiarise themselves with online sales technology'
- IT contractors 'reminded to submit tax returns'
- Friction between firms and recruiters 'could hurt IT contractors'
- IT contractors 'could see rise in jobs installing VoIP systems'
- HMRC offers tax courses to IT contractors
- SMEs 'to turn to IT contractors for search marketing support'
- IT contractors 'could see rise in jobs installing VoIP systems'
- Slow UK broadband 'should not concern IT contractors'
- Contractors 'could find work due to importance of carbon remediation'
- IT contractors 'can still find work'
- Pension reform 'cannot be staggered if confusion is to be avoided'
- IT contractors 'to find plenty of technology jobs'
- IT contractors 'could be needed to install ERP'
- IT contractors 'will not be working on augmented reality for now'
- Graduate contractors 'face positive jobs market'
- IT contractors 'could find opportunities reducing emissions in big firms'
- Expert tells IT contractors: Monetise your projects early
- France's proposed Google tax 'unlikely to hit IT contractors'
- Umbrella firms 'could benefit as PAYE booklets temporarily unavailable'
- IT contractors 'could benefit from funding for Scottish jobs'
- IT contractors 'could find opportunities in PC data security trend'
- REC: Pension reform could hurt IT contractors
- Self-assessment tax errors 'cost Brits £503m a year'
- IT contractors could see new opportunities in business analytics SaaS
- IT contractors 'could help firms minimise snow disruption'
- REC highlights its key policy campaigns for 2010
- REC: More female IT contractors must enter the financial services sector
- Project Natal 'shown off to IT contractors in the games industry'
- HMRC centralises agent detail registration
- IT contractors 'must avoid offshore accounts'
- Outsourcers 'bringing in contractors to boost their innovativeness'
- HMRC runs tax courses for contractors
- IT contractor job vacancies 'on the rise'
- IT contractors 'to get extra bank holiday in 2012'
- Demand for home-working technology 'could see rise in demand for contractors'
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