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If you are an umbrella company worker, because of a quirk in the tax laws and the way these arrangements are structured, you have to pay the employee's national insurance and the employer's national insurance out of your headline rate. so somebody on £50,000, if they're a normal worker, they will be facing a national insurance rise of about £500 from april per year. but for an umbrella company worker, it's going to be double that, more than £1,000. and these are insecure types of employment and these people have no idea that these huge rises are coming down the tracks. it's interesting. cle...

Millions of people thrown out of their homes. what do we actually know, what facts are we dealing with here? >> i think we all share a concern about a family losing your home especially in the middle of a national pandemic but there are no facts to support the policy. on the public health front, offensively this is to mitigate the impact of transmission in those counties that already have high transmission but there are no data or facts presented to support that argument. they just say, yes, that's true. and it covers about 90% of the united states. on the policy front, on the economics, this ...

An article by APA President Vivian Pender illuminates the lip service paid to the social and environmental causes of mental health problems.

New year, there could be a risk this doesn't pay off for the prime minister if they then have to impose tighter restrictions and cases have been able to get out of control. earlier george eustice hinted at this and while any further interventions in his view when justified yet, ministers would have to active those hospital admissions continue to rise in the new year. while we know the infection rate has been rising, we always predicted it would, we have known that for weeks — the key question is how many of those infections will translate into hospitalisations and there is early encouragemen...

Trading resumed in hong kong. now, shares had already been falling this year around 80% since the start of the year. trading was suspended for around two weeks as the company tried to thrash out 2.6 billion dot—mac the bed to sell a stake in property services unit to arrival development has just fallen through and this is freely rattling investors because there is a looming deadline for default that is coming on saturday if the company doesn't pay back, doesn't make a payment on an overdue payment on an offshore bond and so this is really