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they certainly do; provided they have enough work to keep their hands busy all the time.
by kailashbadu 17y ago
they certainly do; provided they have enough work to keep their hands busy all the time.
- stevejalim 17y agodoes it still hold true when you factor in the cost of replicating staff benefits? I've always found it hard to chip into pension etc when freelance (but that's just me)
- Quarrelsome 17y agoBear in mind the difference can be up to double the pay of salaried.
- bmj 17y agoThis has been my experience jumping between salaried positions and freelance work.