Property News · April 16, 2016

Self-employed set up co-operatives to share costs and services


Self-help groups aim to take the strain out of going it along for UK’s nearly five million freelancersNearly five million people in the UK are now self-employed, many in precarious, often low-paid roles, and always anxious about where the next pay cheque is coming from. But a new report reveals that a growing number of freelancers are forming co-operatives to share costs and services.They range from music teachers in Swindon, to a group of interpreters, to taxi driver firms owned by self-employed drivers. Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
Read more…Self-employed set up co-operatives to share costs and services

You may also like...