Creatives can neglect contracts at their peril.
Creatives tend to neglect the contract side of their business; this can lead to problems!
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Freelancers could be mistaken for employees by HMRC
A recent number of cases has flagged up the need for Freelancers to differentiate and protect themselves.
Keeping HMRC off your back when employing contractors.
Why only the correct documentation will stop HMRC treating your contractor as an employee.
Developing bespoke contract services for international markets.
There are massive opportunities available internationally for bespoke contract services and our partnership with UWS will help maximise these.
An essential weapon for all SME’s when dealing with larger organisations.
Why a bespoke set of Terms & Conditions can help SME’s deal more effectively with larger organisations.
Tougher Partnership Rules Could Increase Liability Risk
Legal experts are calling for a change in the law to make it easier to prosecute partnerships and individuals for criminal offences, even after the business has been dissolved and no longer officially exists.
The curse of the Verbal Agreement.
Why a verbal agreement could be toxic for the success and growth of your business.
Crackdown on Unfair Terms & Conditions
by EasyEditor Newswire Firms have been warned to make sure their terms and conditions are clearly defined after the Office of Fair Trading announced a crackdown on contracts which are detrimental to customers or breach consumer protection laws. Currently around 70 per cent of enforcement cases handled by the OFT relate to terms and …
Freelance Contracts Help Firms Reduce Employment Risks and Costs.
In a desperate attempt to get employers hiring again the UK Government is preparing to shake up the employment tribunal system with a raft of radical measures. Controversial moves such as increasing the qualifying period for unfair dismissal claims from one to two years, scrapping the payment of expenses in hearings and introducing a fee …
Year of Strife Ahead As Unions Fight Cuts
by EasyEditor Newswire Firms and organisations across the UK have been warned to prepare for year of discontent after senior union leaders predicted a surge in strike action on a scale not seen since the campaign to abolish the poll tax. In a joint message to more than 3.5million workers across both the public and …