Third of Businesses Routinely Fail To Pay Freelancers On Time
Small and medium sized business (SME) owners are keen to attract independent workers to address skills gaps but routinely fail to pay on time, which
4 November 2021
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Small and medium sized business (SME) owners are keen to attract independent workers to address skills gaps but routinely fail to pay on time, which
The majority of the UK’s population believe that the gig economy is unfair to gig workers according to research published by the University of Oxford’s
Navigating the Off-Payroll landscape hasn’t been easy for the contingent labour market and contractors have suffered at the hands of confused hirers and recruiters, many
The proportion of low-paid jobs in the UK has fallen to 14.2% in 2021, compared to 15.7% the year prior. Ten years ago, the proportion
The Chancellor’s budget will result in a new high tax economy according to overnight analysis by the Resolution Foundation. With higher growth, inflation and public
New legislation in Portugal is set to grant gig economy workers certain minimum rights similar to those received by employees, rather than the current gig
It has been confirmed that the National Living Wage will rise by 6.6% to £9.50 per hour for people aged over 23, effective from April
More than 100 workers are preparing legal action against online estate agency Purplebricks as they believe they are entitled to holiday pay and pension contributions.
Damning new evidence shows that the loan charge review conclusion was fundamentally flawed and Sir Amyas Morse (now Lord Morse) who headed up the review