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The Journal of Management & Organization (JMO) has released its new special issue, ‘Self-employed professionals, freelancers and contractors,’ and is offering free access to the articles until the end of February.

The firth International Conference on Innovation Management, Entrepreneurship and Sustainability, which will take place on May 25 - 26, 2017 at the University of Economics in Prague, is currently seeking papers.

Over two days in November 2016, top global scholars and industry experts met at Brighton Business School to define the future of self-employment research as part of the annual Global Workshop on Freelancing & Self-Employment Research.

The CRSE is calling for researchers to respond to a bid for a research project that will help to identify different segments of the self-employed workforce in the UK. 

The Centre for Research on Self-Employment (CRSE) with IPSE is pleased to announce the programme for the fourth annual Global Workshop on Freelancing & Self-Employment Research, taking place 24-25th November at Brighton Business School.  

Registration is now open for the the next Global Workshop on Freelancing & Self-Employment Research, being held at Brighton Business School on the 24th and 25th of November 2016.

The Journal of Management & Organization will launch its special issue, with contributions from the CRSE network, on “Working as a self-employed professional, freelancer, contractor, consultant … issues, questions …and solutions?” at the ANZAM 2016 conference in December. 

The Centre for Research on Self-Employment (CRSE), in association with IPSE, is currently seeking papers for the fourth annual Global Workshop on Freelancing and Self-Employment Research, taking place 24-25 November 2016 at Brighton Business School, UK.  

Michel Syrett, an established journalist, researcher, Director of The Cairn of Mental Health and CRSE member, lives with bipolar. He has been one of the few to study the differences between how the self-employed and employees feel about work. Michel argues that to understand the wellbeing of a freelancer, you have to look into four main areas: Financial Security, Mental Health, Social Support and General Wellbeing.