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IT contractors urged to check umbrella payslips as two firms caught making unlawful deductions - Vimarsana News

IT contractors urged to check umbrella payslips as two firms caught making unlawful deductions

Two recently published tribunal judgments emphasise why it is so important for umbrella company contractors to make sure they are being paid exactly what they are entitled to, warn experts

Orange Genie meets remediation requirements but must undergo full FCSA re-accreditation assessment - Vimarsana News

Orange Genie meets remediation requirements but must undergo full FCSA re-accreditation assessment

Umbrella company Orange Genie will have to undergo a full re-accreditation assessment to rejoin industry trade body the Freelancer and Contractor Services Association (FCSA), following a six-month suspension.

Nairn charity founder retires after a almost a decade raising awareness of active listening - Vimarsana News

Nairn charity founder retires after a almost a decade raising awareness of active listening

AN ACTIVE listening charity celebrated the work of its founder as she stepped back from her leading role after almost a decade.

Private sector IR35 reform overseer Rishi Sunak becomes UK prime minister - Vimarsana News

Private sector IR35 reform overseer Rishi Sunak becomes UK prime minister

The contractor sector is setting aside its many reservations about Rishi Sunak, who yesterday won the Conservative Party leadership contest to become UK prime minister. Once

IR35 reform repeal may be rowed back on -- Mel Stride - Vimarsana News

IR35 reform repeal may be rowed back on -- Mel Stride

Mel Stride has warned that IR35 reform repeal “may” be rowed back on by the government. The Treasury Select Committee chair said the possible “row