Knowledge

In 2011 it became a criminal offence for an individual or organisation to offer or receive a bribe – and conviction carries a maximum sentence of 10 years.

What happens if your employment terms have changed without your consent? We take a look at the 'Custom and Practice' terms and what they mean for you.

For freelancers and contractors, having a variety of clients is an exciting and important thing. We look at ways you can manage multiple clients.

We spoke to interior designer and Crunch client Clare Devlin about how freelancing has given her far greater opportunities than her previous employment.

If your employer is considering redundancies, in what situations can they do this?

Office workers are frequently told that their sedentary lifestyle is causing them injuries, but you'll be surprised by some of the professions on this list.

Our four top tips explore how contractors can get rate rises without jeopardising professional relationships with their clients.

It's no secret the British love tea. But it's also interesting to know that our tea consumption is driving factor for the economy. We explore.

Thinking about contracting in Europe or further afield? Learn all about your tax liabilities and how to maximise your take home pay working abroad.

If an employee or ex-employee has a potential employment tribunal, they may be advised the contact ACAS first. We take a look at the process.

Do you find Real Time Information confusing? We show you how you can download PAYE tools and how to use them in order to make your filing simpler.

In the 2014 Budget, the government revealed they were handing new powers to HMRC to recover debts. We look at the legislation and what this means.