Agency Workers Could Cover For Striking Staff
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has said that the government is considering legal changes to allow agency workers to provide cover for striking staff. The announcement
13 June 2022
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Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has said that the government is considering legal changes to allow agency workers to provide cover for striking staff. The announcement
Some 4.4 million people rely on gig economy platforms for at least part of their income, a figure that has more than doubled between 2016
A new “Freelance Not Free” law has just been passed by New York state (pending approval or veto by the governor) which gives the following
There has been a staggering five fold increase in business owners aged under 24, which has soared from 1.7% to 8.6% of all businesses. Data
Seattle City Council has unanimously passed a policy to create protections for gig workers who deliver meals, groceries and packages, and some on-demand service providers. According
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Government departments have been severely criticised by MPs for “widespread non-compliance” with off-payroll legislation resulting in £236m being owed to HMRC for incorrect IR35 status
The Loan Charge & Taxpayer Fairness APPG is set to publish the results from their recent call for evidence and has released some early details
Global workforce divided as skilled workers assert their power: One in five say they are likely to switch to a new employer in the next