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A 'no-deal' Brexit would jeopardise the position of thousands of contractors and freelancers working in Europe - and potentially also at home, according to an industry expert.
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A majority of freelancers believe the Prime Minister’s Brexit withdrawal agreement will hit their businesses almost as much as ‘no deal’.
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A small business group has welcomed the decision to halt the further roll-out of Universal Credit, while also urging the Government to reform the parts of the policy that punish the self-employed.
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More than 200,000 new businesses have used a new one-stop cross-Government service allowing new start-ups to register their company and also register for tax at the same time.
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A very merry Christmas and a happy, healthy and successful 2019 to all our readers, contributors and partners.
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The Court of Appeal has upheld a ruling that Uber drivers are workers and are therefore entitled to basic employment rights.
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The Government should look to self-employment to solve the NHS staffing crisis - and policy makers need to make the system work in order to achieve that, according to a new report.
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Self-employment has been doing the heavy lifting behind the positive labour market figures over the last decade, according to freelancer group IPSE.
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Eighty-five MPs are at serious risk of losing their seats in Parliament at the next, possibly imminent General Election, if they do not back contractors over Government’s controversial plans to extend the Off-Payroll rules into the private sector.
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A Parliamentary Committee has called for a clamp down on endemic poor payment culture that hits SMEs and freelancers.
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