Contracting Vs Permanent Employment

What are the differences between permanent employment and contracting in Australia? What should I know before starting my first contract.
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[@anthonyhodson]

great Job on this! thanks for sharing.

[@shansi1931]

Thank you! I'm considering making this jump and really needed this useful info.

[@theaussieitcontractor431]

I'm glad you found it helpful Shan. Good luck on your Contractor journey.

[@izamalcadosa2951]

In the U.S., Contractors get paid way more than full-time employees, up to 50% more for the same exact role and experience.

[@DahParagon]

Thanks for the video, I'm interested in learning more about this path (As my current employer does not seem keen on paying me for overtime, yet implicitly demands it). At least with an hourly rate, such things will be compensated.

[@theaussieitcontractor431]

If you enjoyed this topic and are interested in finding out more about contracting, I have more videos which take a deeper look at the Contracts and how it all works
What’s in the Contract:
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The mechanics of the Contract - the relationship between you, the Agency and the Client
ua-cam.com/video/seSW0a2c8-A/v-deo.html

[@joshc7865]

Great video, are there any recruitment agencies you recommend in Aus for contracting roles?

[@theaussieitcontractor431]

Hi Josh, I've been with small - 1 client agencies all they way up to the big players like Hays and Peoplebank. For me the difference is the Agent you deal with. A great agent makes it a pleasure to deal with the Agency.
I go with the Agency that has the Role I'm looking for more than looking for an Agency first. If you're not sure where to start , try Peoplebank - they've always been brilliant to deal with. Good Luck in your Contracting journey.

[@thalarasiganriyas2566]

Hello Sir...
I'm From India..
If I Come to Australia... I'm Only Can Work With a Contract-Based Company to work.. There Is any Opportunity for Direct Employees.
Pls reply

[@theaussieitcontractor431]

Hi, you will need a work visa if you plan to travel to Australia to work. immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia provides details on the visas available