It has been suggested that the implementation of the Agency Workers Regulations will make it harder for umbrella company contractors to secure a mortgage.
Has AWR made it harder for contractors to get a mortgage? » Read the full story
Research by the Association of Recruitment Consultancies suggests that the contractor workforce in the UK may be about to suffer because of the implementation of AWR.
Is AWR good or bad news for UK’s umbrella company contractors? » Read the full story
The Agency Workers Regulations should not prevent organisations using umbrella company contractors to build a flexible workforce, according to the REC.
Umbrella company contractors should not suffer because of AWR » Read the full story
Umbrella company contractors are no doubt well aware of the Agency Workers Directive that came into effect at the beginning of October.
Tesco opts for Swedish derogation model » Read the full story
Umbrella company contractors may be interested to learn that the government has confirmed that it has no plans to make any changes to the Agency Workers Directive that came into force on October 1st.
Recruiters must fully understand AWR requirements, says REC » Read the full story
Umbrella contractors might be interested to learn that the REC’s legal helpline has been swamped with calls from members querying the implementation of the Agency Workers Regulations, which come into force today (Saturday, October 1st).
REC phone lines have been swamped with AWR calls » Read the full story
People Per Hour recently surveyed 9,000 businesses about their usage of freelancers and discovered that the number of businesses using flexible workers has risen by 68% in the last 12 months.
How many umbrella company contractors are there in the UK workforce? » Read the full story
The private sector is now using nearly as many interims as it did before the recession, according to the Interim Management Association.
Umbrella company contractor uses increases » Read the full story
The Daily Telegraph recently published a story suggesting that the Agency Workers Regulations may be watered down or even dropped.
What is going on with the Agency Workers Regulations? » Read the full story
Flex Plus recruitment consultancy has warned that the Agency Workers Regulations could drive up supply chain costs.
Supply chain costs could increase thanks to the AWR » Read the full story
Vince Cable has announced that the coalition intends to scrap or simplify in excess of 160 onerous regulations to free contractors and small businesses from unnecessary bureaucracy.
More than 160 onerous regulations to be axed » Read the full story
The majority of employers are still not prepared for the impact the Agency Workers Regulations will have on their business, according to a new survey from the REC.
90% of employers still to set a plan for implementing AWR » Read the full story
The REC has called on the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills to provide increased clarity over the way the AWR will operate in the education sector.
REC calls for clarification of AWR in education sector » Read the full story
The current transitional jobs market could prove to be a godsend for umbrella company contractors.
Transitional jobs market good news for contractors » Read the full story
Lawspeed, the recruitment law specialist firm, claims there could be a conflict of interest between HR and finance departments when the Agency Workers Regulations are enforced in October this year.
The Agency Workers Regulations are causing concern for umbrella companies » Read the full story
The draft AWR guidance was issued at the beginning of April and interested parties were given two weeks to provide feedback.
ARC advice on AWR will help umbrella company contractors » Read the full story
