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Thinking about starting contract work? Well, the winter season might be the perfect time to start! Here are five reasons to consider contract work this December…

1. Testing the waters

Contract work allows you to “test the waters” in a particular industry or role without a long-term commitment. This can be especially useful for those considering a career change or exploring new opportunities.

2. Networking opportunities

Contract roles can provide an opportunity to network with professionals in a specific industry, without the negative connotations you may encounter as a job-hopper in a full-time role. This networking can be valuable for future job opportunities or collaborations, extending beyond the holiday season.

3. Flexibility

Contract work often offers more flexibility in terms of working hours and commitment. This can be advantageous during the holiday season when individuals may have varying schedules due to personal commitments and celebrations.

4. Financial perks

In most cases, contractor day rates tend to be slightly higher than your average full-time role. So if you’re in the 60% of people who said they want to move jobs due to the cost of living crisis, then temp work could be the best next step for you! Plus, a bit of extra money for Christmas presents can’t hurt…

5. Demand is high 

During the festive season, the number of people taking annual leave is usually elevated meaning more cover is needed. In other words, it’s a great time to be a part-time worker as there is an abundance of opportunities available. 

Already a contractor? Looking for a compliant umbrella company to help you manage your finances and tax obligations? Mint Umbrella is a Professional-Passport-approved provider – get in touch on 0203 967 6846 today for a free pay illustration.

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