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From the start of the 2013/14 Academic year the Government changed the law on how long young people are required to stay in education or training.
Small businesses and freelancers alike need to wise up to the tax implications of subcontracting to workers abroad. We explore.
These rules are used by an employer when they and an employee have a dispute in their working relationship which they are trying to resolve it amicably.
What changes have been made to the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations and what you need to know.
Do you want to compete for a job, or do you prefer to bow out and leave the gig to your competitors? What do you do?
There is nothing in agency workers legislation that prevents employers from choosing permanent staff over agency workers for job vacancies
What do recruiters do and what are the benefits of joining an agency as a freelancer? We take a look at the pros and cons.
In 2011, the Statutory Default Retirement Age of 65 years was removed. We look at what this means for employees nearing retirement.
If your break at work is interrupted, are you entitled to compensation, or a longer break? Not according to the Working Time Regulations. We take a look.
There are different rules for drivers depending on what they drive. All the rules here apply to vehicles that are used for the ‘carriage of goods by road’.
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