From 1st October, employers will be asked to use certified Identity Service Providers (IDSPs) in order to complete digital right to work...

An investigation by the Guardian has found that Indonesian labourers picking berries on a farm that supplies to multiple supermarkets...

Foreign Secretary, Liz Truss, has said she would order a review of the IR35 rules to make sure freelance workers are treated fairly, if...

Monthly construction output dropped 1.4% in June bringing to a shuddering halt a seven-month run of steady growth. The decrease in the...

Healthcare employment agency K5K has been ordered to pay a £260,991.21 tax and National Insurance bill after its appeal regarding Section...

This week, Contractor Calculator reported that HS2 is facing a tax bill of £9.5m for errors made when implementing the off-payroll IR35...

HMRC is concerned that large businesses are underpaying employers’ National Insurance contributions by classifying a percentage of...

Under UK employment law, there are three key types of employment status: - Self-employed - Worker - Employees The tiers stated above...

The Application Registration Card (ARC) is issued by the Home Office to individuals who claim asylum. The ARC certifies that its holder...

With industrial action across a range of sectors threatening to disrupt crucial public services, the government has worked to repeal...

On 20th July, the Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by Harpur's Trust unanimously, making 12.07% formula for pro-rata holiday pay...

On 30th June, HMRC released figures for the number of live corporate criminal offence (CCO) investigations. The report confirms that...

Tax avoidance schemes involve bending the rules of the tax system to try and gain a tax advantage. For the first time this year, tax...

On 10th May, it was announced by the Government that a Modern Slavery Bill is being introduced to strengthen the protection for victims...

From 6th July, there will be an increase to the National Insurance threshold from £9,880 to £12,570. The increase will mean, according to...

From 25th July, the ‘Construction Industry Joint Council (CIJC)’, the body responsible for negotiating the industry’s pay and conditions,...

As of 1 July 2022, nurses, occupational therapists, pharmacists and physiotherapists will be able to legally certify fit notes for...

Governmental departments are cutting SME IT consultancies loose, following on from the publishing of The House of Commons Public Accounts...

Rail workers are continuing the planned 3 day strike from 21st June, due to work conditions, lack of pay rises in addition to proposals...

A report was published last month by The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee which states “structural problems remain with the way...