The word "freelance" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a job where a person works independently and is not employed by any specific company. For example: "I make my living as a freelance writer, taking on projects as they come in."
Molly Blake is a freelance writer.
2. The Competition is not open to employees or agencies of Guardian News & Media Limited ("GNM" or the "Promoter"), their group companies or family members, freelance contributors to GNM, or anyone else connected to the Competition.
It's one of those ones that really doesn't require in-depth knowledge of either David McIntosh or his freelance role in the badger cull to be appreciated.
We believe the freelance budget for contributors has also been cut.
Fahmy was arrested in a raid on a makeshift office suite in Cairo's Marriott hotel along with Peter Greste, a veteran Australian reporter, freelance producer Baher Mohamed and cameraman Mohamed Fawzy, who has since been released.
Fiona Bawdon A freelance journalist specialising in criminal and civil justice.
She has experience of freelance research evaluating services for long-term unemployed people; her research interests are in inequality and social exclusion.
There's Legho from Nigeria and her four lovely children, the hairdresser travelling with her family, the minted man who's worried about the mansion tax, three English academics who are doing a bit of freelance counter-terrorism work for the Home Office, the clinical psychologist.
Perhaps I should become a Tasker, one of those freelance chore-doers who specialise in flatpack self-assembly.
As a contracted freelance, King says he did not usually have a byline over his rewrites.
Related: Apple Music streaming service to use more social features than Ping Apple's streaming service will have a similar focus: it hasn't just hired Radio 1 DJ Zane Lowe but also several of his colleagues – and it's also paying freelance music journalists to write copy for playlists.
