As of April 6th 2019 the law entitles freelancers and those operating within the gig economy to receive payslips from businesses they work with. Read More
A new survey has revealed that millions of people in the UK are keen to be part of the already booming gig economy, which currently consists of 8.6 million full-time and part-time freelancers. Read More
Deciding to go freelance is a big step for anyone. It’s an exciting time, laced with a small amount of terror about whether or not everything is going to be OK. Read More
We’ve all been there: a crackly version of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons jangling away taking up precious chunks of our working day. Read More
Whether you’re in a technical or creative industry, if you’re a freelancer you’ll need to take notes and keep track of information. Read More
Until recent years, ‘working from home’ meant one of two things:
a) Juggling your laptop, mobile phone and plate of jam on toast like a seasoned circus act while your sofa became engulfed in a sea of paperwork. Read More
Freelancing can be flexible, fun and rewarding, both financially and personally. But it can also be nerve-wracking, exhausting and bad for your health, and drive you below the poverty line. Read More
The capabilities of technology are progressing at an exponential rate, influencing millennials and Generation X’s to become digital nomads. Read More
Unless you’re exceptionally lucky, as a freelancer, you will have had a problem with one or all of these at some point: Read More
In a nutshell, Imposter Syndrome describes the psychological feeling of not being good enough despite solid evidence of ability such as qualifications and job title. Read More
