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New Legislation To Protect Gig Workers In The EU
Good news for gig workers throughout the EU as the Platform Work Directive has finally been adopted by the European Parliament with 554 votes in favour,
1 May 2024
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Good news for gig workers throughout the EU as the Platform Work Directive has finally been adopted by the European Parliament with 554 votes in favour,
Yesterday (18 April 2024) was TAM Day, which you can be forgiven for not knowing is “Tax Administration and Maintenance Day”, when the government publishes
A report published by IOSH highlights that outdated Health & Safety legislation has not kept pace with modern working practices, leaving the ever-growing gig economy
Contract and temporary staff hires have increased significantly in 2024 compared to the end of last year, according to data from hiring platform Totaljobs. Their
HMRC has updated (11/04/24) their published list of named tax avoidance schemes and promoters with the addition of four more companies: Acacia Management Services Limited
Regular readers will know the shocking statistic that 10 suicides have been directly linked to HMRC’s abhorrent Loan Charge policy. In addition, there has also
Good news for temporary workers in the UK – there is now no excuse for recruitment agencies and umbrellas to with-hold your holiday pay! Regular
Not only does HMRC’s Check Employment Status for Tax (CEST) tool ignore important employment status criteria, it is not keeping pace with applicable case law
The European Parliament’s Employment and Social Affairs Committee overwhelmingly gave its backing to the EU Platform Work Directive agreement last week. Out of 40 MEPs
HMRC is fast becoming a laughing stock with their self-assessment phone helpline shenanigans! Not only did they close it to most of their customers during
If elected, the Labour Party has promised a radical package of employment law changes, and to legislate for changes within 100 days. Policies on the
After several years of back and forth, a provisional agreement has finally been reached meaning that the EU Platform Workers Directive will now be going
The Chancellor’s budget was mostly a damp squib for our sector, with many of his announcements leaked in advance. However, there was one point of
According to research by the Work Foundation, 6.8 million people were in severely insecure work last year, an increase of 600k compared to 2022. This
HMRC has updated (29/02/24) their published list of named tax avoidance schemes and promoters with the addition of: Abchurch Ltd Procorre LLP React Administration services Limited