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English criminal bar threatens to strike over legal aid payments
88% prepared to refuse instructions to attend court
No early changes to HSBC Scots panel despite England concession
CQS-accredited solicitors now to be accepted south of border
Bypass appellant secures protective costs order
Aberdeen appeal set for Supreme Court hearing in July
Justice Committee seeks more action on SLC reports
Letter to MacAskill proposes use of "committee bill" procedure
Celebrated appellant Cadder walks free after retrial collapses
Essential witness admits inability to identify attacker
"Deferred prosecution agreements" proposed for errant companies
UK ministers consult on new way to tackle economic crime
SLAB extends child code of practice response deadline
Move follows delay to new Children's Hearings Act
Reported hate crime on rise, says Crown Office
Race, religion and sexual orientation figures all at new highs
National Library Bill passed
Measure to modernise NLS governance set for royal assent
Salmond may get his way over referendum date
Prime Minister says "not fussed" over when poll is held
Welfare Reform Bill recommended for stage 1 approval
Committee backs measure aimed at softening blow of UK cuts
Faculty combines free services units
Free Legal Services Unit to take in Free Representation Unit
Bankruptcy changes threaten the poorest, say insolvency specialists
ICAS and R3 warn of "trap" for debtors in proposed long term agreements
LSEW cites diversity as pro-marriage conference cancelled
Organisers angered by refusal to honour premises booking
Judges rule on explaining "balance of probabilities"
No definition needed, but jury should be told that lower standard of proof
Alcohol minimum price to be set at 50p per unit
Ministers uprate 2010 45p proposal for inflation
Another £10m seized as proceeds of crime last year
£7m in confiscation orders and £3.5m civil recovery secured
Final Council places filled after poll
Ken Dalling and John Mulholland returned for Stirling, Falkirk & Alloa
Conference seeks to "embed" ADR in justice system
Society, Government and mediators join to explore potential
House price "reality gap" widening: report
Last quarter sales average 10% below asking price

Freelance Notice Board launched

'The CV and Job Stores innovative approach'

 


The CV and Job Store are proud to launch the first Freelance Notice Board for the education and training industry.

We are passionate and committed to raising the profile of small businesses and independent freelance/supply staff across the U.K, providing a vehicle and platform to promote their services and help increase their contacts and business.
 

Over the past few months and in particular with the change of government and uncertainty with contracts we have seen an increase in requests for freelance and temporary staff, U.K wide.

We have already established a database of over 700 freelance Trainers, Assessors, Verifiers, Managers, Tutors and Teachers, and over the next few weeks will be signposting our contacts to our new site and service.

We hope that our register of freelance and temporary staff will grow over the coming weeks and months and provide employers with a real alternative to paying inflated hourly rates. 

Our interactive map will show at a glance how many freelance staff are registered by region. 

Employers can post urgent vacancies on our notice board and search our growing database of freelance and temporary staff, obtaining details to contact direct.

We are also here to offer free, impartial advice and guidance to both employers and freelance jobseekers, so please feel free to send an enquiry form or give us a call. 


Whether you are a candidate looking for new business contacts, additional hours and income or an employer needing temporary staff to help to cover absence, growth or just cover peaks and troughs in business, we can help!

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