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As skills disappear across the UK, employers are relying heavily on contract professionals to keep businesses operating as threats of a recession increase, according to agency group, APSCo.
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After the twists and turns of the Conservative Party Leadership contest, the next Prime Minister of this country has come down to a choice between two contrasting personalities and characters.
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HMRC suspects large businesses of underpaying £1.4bn in employment taxes as it cracks down on “hidden employees' through the IR35 regulations, according to multinational law firm, Pinsent Masons.
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Lord Forsyth of Drumlean, chairman of the Lords economic affairs committee 2017-22, opposes IR35. Is he another useful advocate for highly-skilled, flexible freelancers and their benefit to the UK economy?
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Employers’ confidence in both the UK economic outlook and their own ability to invest in their business dropped quickly in the second quarter of 2022, with inflation and labour shortages causing widespread concern, according to new data from agency group, the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC).
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Freelancer group, IPSE, has unveiled the top ten worst offending businesses for late payments in the UK, following the launch of its new Payment Practices Index.
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Trade body, APSCo, has warned that instability is on the cards following the latest labour market statistics from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
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Plans to allow agency workers to replace striking workers have been given the green light, despite concerns realised by agency trade groups.
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Sky Sports presenter, Alan Parry, has lost his appeal against an IR35 tax bill of more than £356,000 at a First-Tier Tax Tribunal hearing.
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Despite record levels of inflation and rumours of a global economic recession, new research shows that freelancers’ confidence in their own businesses, in the next three months, has risen.
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