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The hourly rate temporary professional
• Employers are only invoiced for hours actually worked
• No pay-roll costs
• No Employers National Insurance Contributions
• Short Notice Periods
The contract temporary professional
• Stability from both the employer's and employee's perspective, which can
be further enhanced by a loyalty bonus payable at the end of the contract.
• Employers can expect the same levels of commitment and loyalty as from a
permanent employee, whilst also dispensing with unnecessary overtime payments or
long-term commitment.
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Changes throughout today's employment market mean that the profile of the temporary
worker has risen considerably, with many highly experienced individuals choosing
the more flexible option of Contract Management. The types of situations for which
they are most often required include holidays and sickness, company change or relocation,
awaiting a permanent appointee, maternity cover, servicing new accounts, backlogs,
and annual periods of peak business.
Temporary professionals are inclined to demonstrate technical strength, efficiency
and reliability, and to be highly versatile. Attributes such as these have enabled
them to adapt to quite disparate assignments in the shortest possible time and make
them much sought after by our clients.
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IPS Contract Management provides recruitment solutions for a diverse roster of clients,
and the professional experience of our team is correspondingly wide-ranging. Our
comprehensive service extends from the initial search through to managing remuneration
packages and the process of integration for the selected candidate.
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