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Going for Self-employment
Chartered accountant John Whiteley provides advice on self-employment, from taking the plunge, getting finance, and dealing with problems through to book keeping, administration, insurance and retirement. This reference has been revised and updated with the latest information.
Going Self-Employed
Assess whether you've got the right characteristics to make a success of self-employment. Learn about business plans; survival income; discounting; researching your market; targeting your customers; listening to your customers and keeping them happy; marketing and selling; promoting your business; tax, national insurance and VAT. Further help is provided by the author's own website www.startbusiness.co.uk from where readers can download software to help calculate their survival income, cashflow, and profit and loss, as well as access information about start-up ideas. In addition, there's an "Online Directory" section with useful links to other websites.
Self-employment
This text is a guide for anyone considering self employment as a career option. There are 20 short chapters, covering subjects such as tax, franchises and how self employment affects family life.
Self-Employment – Is It for You?
Self - employment - is it for you? This Guide is based upon a very successful training course that has been managed and designed by the author So many appreciative comments have been received from potential entrepreneurs and owner- managers of small and medium sized companies that the decision has been taken to bring the Guide to a wider market The Guide is designed to provide a realistic awareness of the opportunities and risks associated with starting a new buainess and enhancing the profitability of existing companies "Highly informative, now feeling much more confident" "I found the course extremely beneficial even though I have been running my company for several years. I have learnt so many good ideas and everything has been made much simpler" "Excellent material that will prove to be a very useful resource when trading" "Very good preparation for the world of self-employment high-lighting areas that require further work" "Just brilliant"
Self Made Me
Stop working for the man – break free and make sure you’re getting paid what you’re worth Stop slogging away 9 – 5 for a set salary (plus the overtime you inevitably do and don’t get any credit for). Abandon the day job and go it alone. Start doing what you want to do, when you want to do it. There are currently 4 million self-employed people in the UK –be one of them, join them, set yourself free. It’s not about becoming an entrepreneurial whiz-kid, it’s about working the way you want to work, on the things you want to work on, and in the location you want to do it from. Remember, you don’t have to sit in an office to get a job done. Self-Made Me shows you how to work how ...
Low Income Self-employment
Focuses on self-employed parents claiming means-tested family credit. Describes how self-employment is combined with family responsibilities. Examines social policy implications.
Combining Self-employment and Family Life
Despite the increasing policy interest in work-life balance issues, relatively little research has been carried out into the links between self-employment and family life. This report considers, for the first time, the extent to which new family-friendly initiatives and legislation provide adequate support for self-employed parents. Drawing on an analysis of survey material from 10,000 families with children, the report explores topical issues such as: whether self-employment offers working parents greater flexibility than other forms of employment the price of flexibility difficulties in relation to childcare differences between the experiences of self-employed mothers and fathers
Working for Yourself
working for yourself can seem a very daunting prospect, but this helpful guide answers every question a would-be entrepreneur needs to know. fully revised and updated it reflects all the latest developments in the world of self-employment and new business. all the major issues which need to be considered when starting up alone are dealt with, such as raising finance, keeping accounts, tax and legal aspects, marketing, it and choice of premises. there’s also friendly advice and lots of useful tips from case studies of those who’ve already made the leap into self-employment. the best guide of its kind available, it’s essential reading for any budding entrepreneur plus those already working for themselves who wish to avoid the pitfalls.
The Challenges of Self-Employment in Europe
This book aims at explaining the variance in legal status, working conditions, social protection and collective representation of self-employed professionals across Europe. Despite considerable diversity, the authors observe three strategic models of mobilisation: the provision of services; advocacy, lobbying and the political role; and the extension of collective bargaining. They highlight the new urgent challenges that have emerged including the implementation of universal social protection schemes, active labour market policies likely to support sustainable self-employment, and the renewal of social dialogue through bottom-up organisations to extend the collective representation of project-based professionals.
