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Vast majority of contractors to fall outside of IR35

3.8m of 5m self-employed workers in the UK covered by scheme

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Job Support Scheme 'will not significantly reduce the rise in unemployment'

Furlough scheme explained to employers

Darius McQuaid -
Chancellor announces Job Support Scheme as furlough system winds down

Chancellor to pay 80% of self-employed wages

Darius McQuaid -
If SSP not raised Test and Trace has higher chance of failing

Government suggests Statutory Self-Employment Pay as COVID-19 spreads

Darius McQuaid -
Job Support Scheme 'will not significantly reduce the rise in unemployment'

Chancellor’s pledge to pay 80% of wages does not help contractors

Darius McQuaid -
Deborah Frost: Prioritising health and financial wellness

Deborah Frost: Prioritising health and financial wellness

Deborah Frost -
Government states 'work from home if you can'

Bank of England Governor: do not fire people because of COVID-19

Darius McQuaid -
Job Support Scheme 'will not significantly reduce the rise in unemployment'

Budget 2020: COVID-19 measures and the HR implications

Darius McQuaid -
Dads have to fake illness to manage childcare duties

Budget to outline extra paid leave for parents of premature babies

Darius McQuaid -
Dan Grim: Is IR35 the death of contractors?

Dan Grim: Is IR35 the death of contractors?

Dan Grim -
Government bury its 'head in the sand' in response to House of Lords IR35 report

Chancellor: first 12 months of IR35 will not be ‘heavy handed’

Darius McQuaid -
Chancellor announces Job Support Scheme as furlough system winds down

Pressure building on new Chancellor to suspend IR35

Darius McQuaid -
Chancellor considering short-time wage subsidy system to replace furlough

Will a new Chancellor result in a delay to IR35?

Darius McQuaid -
UK employees closer to working a six day week

UK employees wish to add Monday or Friday to their weekend

Darius McQuaid -
A group of four people, including one person holding a red briefcase, walk past a black door with the number 11 on it. The individuals are dressed in formal attire, likely discussing key aspects of personnel management.

Poll: Is the Chancellor’s ‘steady as she goes’ budget a good...

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