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sasguru replied

11 August 2017, 20:25
Originally posted by original PM View Post

Erm I think this is more about them having to take a 50 to 100 quid A DAY pay cut rather then whether little jonny will be able to eat tonight.

"Them" ? Are you not a contractor then? You do know this meant to be a contractors forum?
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original PM replied

11 August 2017, 17:12
Originally posted by Cirrus View Post

From IPSE:

Makes you proud to be a contractor.

More here:

https://www.ipse.co.uk/news/freelanc...t-level-record

Erm I think this is more about them having to take a 50 to 100 quid A DAY pay cut rather then whether little jonny will be able to eat tonight.
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Cirrus started a topic Contractors are no fools

11 August 2017, 16:38
Contractors are no fools

From IPSE:

Professor Andrew Burke, Dean of Trinity Business School, Dublin, and Chair of the Centre for Research on Self-Employment, said: “Freelancers have never been convinced that the UK economy would avoid any major negative consequences from Brexit. That view is now held more widely than ever. Freelancers accurately predicted the slowdown of the economy in 2017, therefore their rapidly dwindling confidence in the UK economy over the next 12 months is somewhat alarming.

Makes you proud to be a contractor.

More here:

https://www.ipse.co.uk/news/freelanc...t-level-record
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