What’s interesting about the freelance jobs market right now is this weird situation where companies are laying people off, yet they’re also struggling to find people with the right skills. It’s a hair-puller for those looking for more work, considering all the buzz around AI and how fast things are changing. The last time I […]

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Research from Totaljobs paints a concerning picture for job seekers in the UK The study reveals that people from Gen Z (1997-2012) submit an average of 24 job applications before securing a role—twice the number of Gen X (1965-1980) and Baby Boomers (1946-1964). This disparity raises critical questions about the prevalence of age bias in […]

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With major legislative changes set to rock the umbrella company sector in 2026, why are some advisories and other hiring companies keeping to an umbrella-only contractor policy? Keep on top of your game by joining the thousands of contractors already subscribed to The Freelance Informer newsletter: New law, new risks The new law shifts responsibility […]

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One freelancer shares their experience of signing up with one of Europe’s largest freelance platforms but says the application process can be biased for those not proficient in Search Engine Optimisation The freelance platform Malt, is for the most part considered a promising alternative for freelancers to traditional recruitment, yet it’s facing some scrutiny over […]

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Hiring managers remain undecided as to whether the Labour government’s proposal to ban zero-hours contracts is a good thing for business, the economy and workers. That’s because every business and worker have a unique situation and salary band to determine whether a zero-hours contract is right for their circumstance. The high level of uncertainty was […]

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Dragon’s Den Star Steven Bartlett Invests in Recruitment Disruptor Chapter 2: Is This the Future of Hiring? Chapter 2, a recruitment firm launched by Leo Harrison, a consulting strategist and the former global COO of ad and marketing agency Oliver, has attracted the eye of Dragon Den Star and Diary of CEO podcast host Steven […]

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“We long for the days when we’ll enjoy a live show, clink our glasses, and gather around a bowl of queso together…” These are the words that welcome visitors to the Visit Austin website. These words are to remind the local Texans and those that have been hankering for a visit to the not-what-you-expected capital that […]

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