A lot has been written about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) coming into force across Europe on May 25, and with just two months to go ’til it finally takes effect, ...

Selling into new regions, either nationally or internationally, takes a certain level of discernment. Sales professionals must frequently tailor their conversations to include personalized ...

Hardly a day goes by without the gig economy making the headlines, but it does not always make for a comfortable read. Uber, Deliveroo and Hermes are just three companies that have ...

As more news emerges about how IR35 — a UK tax law that affects independent contractors — will be applied in the public sector, concern grows about if (and how) the law will be ...

The growing phenomenon that is working from home arguably has its roots in the transitional period between the industrial era and the knowledge era which we currently inhabit. With ...

Even if you were unaware of Brexit before, you know about it now. If you are a small to midsize company not doing any international business, you may believe Brexit may not affect you. ...

As the dust settles from the UK’s Brexit vote, more questions than answers emerge about how this groundbreaking decision will affect independent contractors and their clients both ...

Sticking with the maritime metaphors that have been used by both the British prime minister and the Chancellor of the Exchequer as they come to terms with the seismic vote by the UK ...

I was lucky enough to attend Staffing Industry Analyst’s Contingent Workers Summit Europe earlier this month. This is a must-attend event for those responsible for or investigating ...

Last year saw the battle for IT hires intensify as several of the UK’s Tech Cities narrowed the gap against London’s dominance. This was the major finding from our latest Tech ...