Big ideas are required to tackle the freelance crisis
Almost three quarters of freelancers working in the arts earn less than £25,000 a year, according to a report recently published by the Arts Council. Photo: Shutterstock
A majority of freelance workers in the arts are in a precarious position but ACE and the government will need radical ideas to remedy the situation, says The Stage Editor Alistair Smith
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