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200% more freelancers facing mental health issues – so what’s being done about it?

A new study has revealed the impact of the pandemic on the mental health of freelancers and contractors.

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200% more freelancers facing mental health issues – so what’s being done about it?

A new study has revealed the impact of the pandemic on the mental health of freelancers and contractors.

Emma Tait-Barber 3 minutes

Soaring demand for contractors in June leads to boost in rates of pay

The demand for temporary workers is increasing rapidly. In June 2021, contractor hiring experienced its biggest upturn in nearly 23 years.

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Soaring demand for contractors in June leads to boost in rates of pay

The demand for temporary workers is increasing rapidly. In June 2021, contractor hiring experienced its biggest upturn in nearly 23 years.

Emma Tait-Barber 2 minutes

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DWP pays £87.9m to HMRC following IR35 dispute

The Department for Work and Pensions had to pay HMRC £87.9m in the 2020/21 financial year, after it made ‘historic errors’ relating to IR35.

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DWP pays £87.9m to HMRC following IR35 dispute

The Department for Work and Pensions had to pay HMRC £87.9m in the 2020/21 financial year, after it made ‘historic errors’ relating to IR35.

Emma Tait-Barber 3 minutes

Contractors’ Guide to Mortgages in a New Era

With the market primed for home sellers and buyers – we take a look at the options available to contractors looking to take advantage of the trends today.

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Contractors’ Guide to Mortgages in a New Era

With the market primed for home sellers and buyers – we take a look at the options available to contractors looking to take advantage of the trends today.

Emma Tait-Barber 5 minutes

Understanding Unicorns: Where did the top level executives of billion dollar companies go to university?

Discover if there is a correlation between the university you attend, and your likelihood in being involved in a highly valuable start-up...

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Understanding Unicorns: Where did the top level executives of billion dollar companies go to university?

Discover if there is a correlation between the university you attend, and your likelihood in being involved in a highly valuable start-up...

Dan Holmes 4 minutes