A contractor recently asked for some advice regarding a client not paying on time. The contract between the contractor and client stated 30 day payment terms but the client has been taking over 90 days to pay an invoice for their work.
A contractor will often sign a contract before they start working for a client. [...]
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A contractor recently asked the contractor community for help after his client told him they expected a contractor to work a 9-10 hour day, even though his contract stated a 7.5 hour day. He is worried that his contract might be terminated if he does not work the hours the client now expects.
This made us [...]
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The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) have announced that they will be offering a series of practical workshops and tools to support and assist agencies and clients in preparation for the Agency Workers Directive, (AWD).
As well as working with Government on the official guidance for the new Agency Worker Regulations, they are developing a suite [...]
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Rahul Nag, a freelance business consultant recently wrote an article which featured in the PCG’s monthly Freelancing Matters publication. He offered advice on avoiding gaps between projects by simply looking after and nurturing your existing client base.
In Rahul’s seven years experience freelancing, he has a handful of clients which give him regular work and with [...]
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Creditsafe yesterday unveiled research which revealed that more than 90% of firms have had to send invoices again and again over the past year because of clients’ tactics to delay payment for a contractors work. This has also affected contractors invoicing the client directly through their own limited company.
Contractors awaiting payment for work already completed [...]
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