Latest Contractor News
Keep up to date with all the latest contractor news. We have written everything in plain English, so there’s no need to go to the overly complex HMRC website to learn about any tax and accountancy related updates.
132% increase in demand for contractors
More than ever before, UK workers are looking to break away from the traditional 9-5, favouring the added flexibility and lucrative pay that can come with contracted work.
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Many contractors believe Brexit will have a negative impact
Sixty-one per cent of self-employed people under 30 and 58% of people aged 31 to 40 think Brexit will result in fewer opportunities.
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Thousands back campaign to stop IR35 changes to private sector
IR35 changes to the private sector come into force next April, which will stop contractors who are effectively employees of a company ‘disguising’ themselves to pay less tax.
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Government disability measures leave behind self-employed, say IPSE
IPSE’s warning comes after Theresa May announced new measures to tackle the barriers faced by disabled people in the workplace, at home and in the community.
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A human touch is vital in recruitment
The majority of both candidates and recruiters believe that it’s important that the recruiter is knowledgeable about the specific job, organisation and industry.
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Many professionals believe AI could take over their jobs
The majority of Brits believe that their job could be made obsolete because of the growing development of technology.
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UK sign and graphics industry thriving
Optimism is high within the UK sign and graphics industry as figures show that there’s plenty of work available in the sector.
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Self-employment and rates of pay on the rise
Latest ONS results show positive news for the self-employed sector, with it being the only form of paid employment to increase this quarter.
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