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A contract-to-hire job can be a win-win for both the employer and employee. These are short-term positions that typically vary for anywhere from three months up to a year, with the opportunity to become full-time, permanent jobs at the end of the contract.
Here are the major differences between a full-time job and a contract position: Job security Whereas a full-time job provides employees with the illusion of a secure position for as long as they want it, a contract position has a pre-determined end date. Pay Typically, a contract position is the higher paid one.
Pros of Being a Contract Employee Typically receive a higher wage than permanent employees. Might have the opportunity to work remotely. Flexible schedule and work hours. Higher control of the amount of work and type of work completed.
If you're paid hourly as a contractor, you may need to convert that hourly pay into a salary, so you can compare to a full-time salary. Here's how I do that: Take your hourly rate and multiply it by 2,080, which is the number of hours in a year if you work 40 hours a week for 52 weeks.
52 weeks in a year x 40 hours per week = 2,080 hours. Full-time annual salary / 2,080 = contract hourly rate. (Full-time salary + burden) / 2,080 = contract hourly rate.
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