Prime Minister Praises Freelancers

As the PCG prepare to celebrate National Freelancers Day today, Prime Minister David Cameron has spoken out in support of the freelance workforce. In a letter to the PCG he said;

“I can’t tell you how much admiration I have for people who leave the comfort of a regular wage to strike out on their own. It takes a lot of courage –and without that courage this country would be a much poorer place.”

“The 1.4 million freelancers in our country make a massive contribution to our economy. More and more people are choosing freelancing, recognising that it strikes the right balance between work and life in the 21st century, and as we go for economic growth this Government is getting right behind them.”

John Brazier, Managing Director of PCG, was delighted with the PM’s supportive words; “What an inspiring endorsement from the Prime Minister. He has underlined the importance of this sector.  Freelancers bring talent, skills and flexibility to the market place. The results of our poll confirm that more and more people see freelancing as a conscious career choice and it is encouraging to see in the poll that their worth, skill and flexibility is appreciated and seen as a necessity by businesses throughout the UK.”

ICS will be getting into the party spirit to help celebrate this fantastic day for freelancers, so look out for an announcement about an exclusive gift shortly!

You can also read more about the day here.

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