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Contract work or full-time employment? What to consider before deciding

Published by CNA · Singapore 1 h ago
A young woman reviewing documents at a cafe. Recruiters say that interest in contract roles is growing among both employers and workers. (Photo: Pexels)
A young woman reviewing documents at a cafe. Recruiters say that interest in contract roles is growing among both employers and workers. (Photo: Pexels) · CNA

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Contract roles can offer greater flexibility, opportunities to apply one's skills across different projects and higher earning potential, but may also come with less job security…

Contract roles can offer greater flexibility, opportunities to apply one's skills across different projects and higher earning potential, but may also come with less job security and periods without work.

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When I graduated from university at the tail end of 2022, I remember a feeling of uncertainty washing over me.

I wasn't sure which career path to take or what jobs were available given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic then.

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