Debate: Do freelancers still need contracts in 2026?
In a recent online discussion, a debate ensued among freelancers: Is a formal contract a must-have safety net or just unnecessary red tape that slo...
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In a recent online discussion, a debate ensued among freelancers: Is a formal contract a must-have safety net or just unnecessary red tape that slo...
As social media blurs the lines between political/official and personal commentary, the question remains whether defamation protections, crafted in...
By Nick Woodward, CEO ETZ Group If you’re a contractor or freelancer, you may have logged into your timesheet or invoicing portal to find something...
A new enforcement body led by Matthew Taylor aims to simplify rules, tackle rogue operators, and level the playing field for compliant small firms ...
According to IPSE research, there's a rising trend of indemnity clauses in contracts that seek to transfer potential tax liabilities from HMRC onto...
The UK government has announced a major shake-up of the temporary labour market, aiming to tackle widespread tax avoidance within the umbrella comp...
A staggering 31 million adults in Britain – that's over 60% – don't have a will. This is often due to a lack of information or the mistaken belief ...
Getting a fellow freelancer to cover you is possible. You just need to be prepared to do it properly Hiring freelancers can be a game-changer for b...
A CIPD report on zero-hours contracts may have been intended for employers, but it offers insights for freelancers. Here are key points for f...
Calling someone bald is unlawful harassment, reports Osborne Clarke Courtesy of Osborne Clarke's Employment Law Coffee Break An employment tribunal...
Going through a divorce in the middle of a cost of living crisis will be difficult for most, but probably even more so for freelancers given their ...
By Bradon Matthews with additional reporting by K. Steiner-Dicks The legal industry is one of the biggest areas of opportunity for freelance work. ...