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David Woods, 22 Sep 2008
There has been a growth of 14% in freelance staff since 1998, putting the current number in the UK at 1.4 million.
According to Kingston University, 58% of freelancers describe themselves as full time but 163,000 people carry out some form of freelance role in addition to working in another main job.
John Kitching, co-author of the report, said: "Freelancers play an important role in the UK economy both in their numbers, their contribution to business turnover and in the range of activities they perform."
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