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Want To Be a Freelancer? Here’s How to Get Started

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They typically earn a fixed monthly salary rather than get paid on a project basis. Contractors might work remotely or on-site and, depending on the contract, might not be able to work for other companies at the same time. They often use more complex business structures such as a limited liability company (LLC) or S corporation (S corp).

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Use These 7 Chess Strategies to Secure Grant Funding

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Do you have a business plan, organizational budget, compelling mission statement and professional market analysis? Budget: This is the estimated total of how much your project will cost (don’t forget to include your own time and salary). Covers rent, utilities, supplies and payroll. What are your business’s needs?

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A third of workers think their jobs are at risk from automation

Workplace Insight

Similarly, a greater proportion of people working in jobs that pay over £40,000 a year are more likely to overestimate the likelihood of their occupation becoming automated than those earning under £31,285 – the UK’s average median annual salary for full-time employees (76 percent compared to 29 percent).

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Book Review: Raw Deal - How the Uber Economy is Screwing American Workers

Small Business Labs

Government Accountability Office (GAO) recently did an analysis of contingent work and found 85% of independent contractors are content being independent and would not want to be traditional employees. The majority like being independent and prefer being independent over having a traditional job. For example, the U.S.

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