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Top Reasons to Switch to Self-Employment

September 15, 2022 4 Comments

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Are you tired of trying to meet deadlines? Does acquiring new clients while managing various tasks make you feel stressed? If so, you need to start looking for self employed jobs. Being self-employed reduces stress and task management problems consistent with being an employee. It also opens up the opportunity to be your boss and do things at your own pace.

Top Reasons to Switch to Self-Employment

If you are hesitant about resigning from an office job to pursue your freedom, you are at the right place. In this guide, we shall look at several reasons why self-employment is the best decision you can make. 

What Is Self-Employment?

Before we delve into a list of the multiple reasons that make self-employment so great, it is a good idea to touch upon what self-employment is:

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ESOP Vs ESS: How To Build A Remuneration Package For Your Employees

August 23, 2021 Leave a Comment

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Creating and offering remuneration packages is perhaps one of the most effective ways to encourage existing employees to perform their jobs more effectively while attracting prospective talents. It may also increase their loyalty, thereby lowering the possibility of sudden resignations. Hence, when starting a business, the startup must have a remuneration package for its future employees. 

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In these cases, there are typically two options to choose from: employee share scheme (ESS) or employee share ownership plan (ESOP). Although the two carry some similarities with each other, they’re two different options. 

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Are You Making Too Little From Your Job

September 26, 2019 4 Comments

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I stumbled upon a Reddit post today, where the commenter stated that he’s just making $1.5 per hour more than a new hire. We often wonder if we Are making too little from our jobs. Most of us feel we should get more pay, and it’s normal.

Are You Making Too Little From Your Job

In times when companies are running for more profit and more revenue the employees should also run for more pay. Problem is, often we don’t know if we are getting less salary. As a society, we are reluctant to discuss our earnings in front of others. The question that can change lives is left undiscussed. We feel embarrassed to disclose our salary.

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Getting the Most From UnPaid Volunteer Work Experience

August 15, 2012 18 Comments

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You may not get a paid job during college years or when you are fresh out of it but, you can get plenty of unpaid work as an intern or volunteer for local organizations. How can you use it to your benefit, both as an employee and as an employer.

Unpaid Work Experience

Getting involved in unpaid work is nothing but investing in the future 

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20 Things To Do Before You Lose Your Job

October 27, 2011 23 Comments

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In continuation of my earlier posts on things to do before you quit, this post describes what you should do before you are laid off.

A pink slip comes as a surprise to us, no matter how much trouble our employer is in or how bad our performance has nose-dived in recent months. We always think we are the best around. The boss will pick someone else if anyone has to go; not us.

With unemployment rising, there is no guarantee that you will get to keep occupying your chair at work. Even if there’s little to no chance of losing your job, you should still be prepared.

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