Freelance Builder Pay Trends: November 2015
Hudson Contract delivers the most accurate indications of pay trends across the construction industry, using payroll data for over 2,200 construction companies to publish the average pay for the full…
Freelance Builder Pay Trends: October 2015
Hudson Contract delivers the most accurate indications of pay trends across the construction industry, using payroll data for over 2,200 construction companies to publish the average pay for the full…
Tax loss? What tax loss?
Cast your mind back to 2008. That year, construction union UCATT alleged that between 200,000 and 400,000 labour-only subbies were falsely self-employed – based on the premise that unless they…
Why has Hudson Contract given away £34,000 this year?
Even though we’re the market leaders, you’ll never see Hudson Contract advertising in the national or trade press. And there’s a good reason for that . . . we prefer to spend our marketing budget…
BACS or Faster Payments: Which should you choose?
We’re still a long way away from the cashless society. But in today’s 24/7 society, the advent of Faster Payments, the only UK payment system available day and night, 365 days of the year, has its…
Freelance Builder Pay Trends: September 2015
Hudson Contract delivers the most accurate indications of pay trends across the construction industry, using payroll data for over 2,200 construction companies to publish the average pay for the full…
A stronger voice for Britain’s self-employed construction workers
The country’s 680,000 freelance builders – and their vital contribution to the economy – have been acknowledged by the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self Employed (IPSE).
Shaping the future of the construction industry: Make your voice heard!
The Government has set itself the objective of increasing the quality and quantity of apprenticeships – with the goal of providing three million starts in the next five years – and the Department for…
Hudson Contract Apprenticeship Sponsorship Scheme Update:
A recent survey from the Federation of Master Builders reveals that many small firms believe a lack of apprenticeships is key problem for the industry, along with a perception that wages are low.