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Why ‘minimum practice’ isn’t best practice – and isn’t good enough
As more and more freelancers refuse to accept unfair agreements and start calling out bad practice by employers, there’s a legal, social and moral case for the whole sector to face up to the issues they’re confronting, says Sarah Shead.
It’s no secret that the cultural sector relies heavily on freelancers to make significant personal and financial sacrifices. The challenges are well known: lengthy, inaccessible, and disingenuou...
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