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Tax Raids and Pension Cuts Fueling British Exodus
If people from brickies to biotech researchers are considering moving to more hospitable economies, where are they looking? A new report by virtual...
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Walkie Talkies: Aristotle’s therapeutic technique is helping people leave their troubles behind in London’s unique neighbourhoods and green spaces
Self Space, a UK mental health therapy service with an approachable retail shop feel, is offering free therapy sessions for its popular Walk Club. ...
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Why did rugby pundit Stuart Barnes lose his IR35 case?
Rugby Pundit Stuart Barnes Loses circa £700,000 IR35 Appeal: A Close Call with Far-Reaching Implications Former rugby player and Sky Sports pundit ...
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Freelance Translators Face Existential Crisis Amid AI Boom: should they adapt or make a career change?
A new survey has reiterated what many working in the freelance translation industry have feared Half of all freelance linguists have considered aba...
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How IT contractors can unlock their second act
The IT industry, known for its relentless pace of change, presents a unique challenge for experienced contractors looking to launch a new product o...
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Freelancers Brace for Impact: National Insurance Cut May Get Cancelled Out By Replacement Tax Hikes
While the 2p reduction in national insurance contributions may offer short-term relief for some, experts warn that it could pave the way for the go...
Health & Social Care
Can Fixed-Term Contractors Balance Caring and Careers?
A recent report by recruitment tech firm ETZ, "Carer's Leave OR Carers Leaving? Preventing the loss of workers from the job market," has ignited di...
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Side Hustles Under Scrutiny: Students and Gig Workers Face Tax Squeeze Amid Cost of Living Crisis
Students juggling studies with part-time gigs and individuals turning to side hustles to cope with soaring living costs are facing increased scruti...
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If you want to try out WHSmith's new cafe concept you'll have to visit, a hospital?
Imagine this: you're a freelancer juggling a tight deadline and a loved one's hospital visit. You're racing between appointments, trying to squeeze...
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Freelancers earning below EUR33 per hour could be deemed employees by new Dutch law
Netherlands Prepares Third Attempt at Defining Employment Relationships The Dutch government is once again trying to provide much-needed clarity on...
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Zero-hours contracts: they should be a choice, not an ultimatum finds report
Hiring managers remain undecided as to whether the Labour government’s proposal to ban zero-hours contracts is a good thing for business, the econo...
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High court ruling raises concerns for contractors: "Umbrella workers cannot be self-employed"
The latest umbrella company fraud case in the UK serves as a stark reminder for contractors to exercise greater diligence when selecting an umbrell...
IR35
IR35 puts a spanner in the works for startups
The choice between operating as a sole trader or setting up a limited company can have significant implications for freelancers and startup founder...
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Want to build an empire the size of Martha Stewart’s? Find your freelancer tribe
83-year-old entrepreneur Martha Stewart says she owes much of her success to the talent of freelancers who have helped her build her business and f...
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Katy Perry's latest video sparks investigation in Spain serving as a stark reminder to freelance videographers
A recent development is a reminder to freelance videographers to ensure they have permission to film Spain, renowned for its sun-soaked beaches, vi...