Self-employed must prep for a Labour win and what comes with that: Sir Keir Starmer’s courtroom tactics With Keir Starmer the most likely candidate to be our next Prime Minister, we must all prepare for his courtroom training. They have served him well in a Shadow government, until now, when a nation needs answers. What […]

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OPINION Canada’s rate of self-employment is sliding and that’s bad news for the Canadian economy. We see a similar trend happening in the UK. Will the UK’s Conservative Party do anything to make an impact? The UK and Canada both have highly developed and industrialised economies, with a large services sector. Both countries are facing […]

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Following the appointment of Nadhim Zahawi as Chancellor, IPSE is hoping a fresh face at the Treasury could mean the opportunity to request a more pro-freelancer and pro-business approach to build back the economy during the Cost of Living Crisis and beyond. But within hours of the letter being sent, Rishi Sunak announced that he […]

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Conditions for economic growth, are ‘not a mystery’, says the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) in an open letter to Chancellor Rishi Sunak. But if current policies continue and the Chancellor goes into austerity mode, ignores the lessons of the past and excludes and clips the wings of the self-employed – what chance does the […]

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