Surviving and Thriving in Times of Change Julia Kermode, Chief Executive, Freelancer and Contractor Services Association (FCSA)
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Surviving and Thriving in Times of Change Julia Kermode, Chief Executive, Freelancer and Contractor Services Association (FCSA)
- 1. Surviving & Thriving in Times of Change Julia Kermode, Chief Executive Freelancer & Contractor Services Association
- 10. DBEIS Inquiry into the Future World of Work
- 13. • Trust
- 14. Trust Ladder
- 21. IR35 Changes • From April 2017 • Public sector hirers will be responsible for: • IR35 status • Payrolling contractors • Responsibility delegated to agencies
- 23. IR35
- 27. • Apprenticeship levy – 38% no plans how to fund – 16% business viability at risk Latest Insights
- 29. • T&S tax relief – Only 5% now eligible (some sectors 10%) – Compared to 100% before legislation Latest Insights
- 30. • Hirer intentions IR35 changes – 37% want intermediary for agency sourced candidates – 23% want intermediary for directly sourced candidates – 15% considering employing them Latest Insights
- 33. Thank You • @JuliaKermode • @FCSA_org • julia.kermode@fcsa.org.uk
Editor's Notes
- Important to note that these are proposed changes They apply only to the public sector No plans to also apply to private sector Chancellor already announced the change at budget 2016 Current consultation has not been about whether change will come, but HOW In long supply chains, liability will be with agency closest to PSC If there is an offshore element in the supply chain, the liability will remain with the last UK resident party in the contractual chain