IPSE's Joshua Toovey reviews how public policy could be improved if policymakers recognised that not every business wants to scale up and outlines IPSE's proposals for self-employed careerists.
A new series of articles called "Self-Employed Journeys." In this series, we'll follow seven people from all walks of life as they start and grow their own businesses.
IPSE's Fred Hicks reacts to economic figures pointing to an uptick in self-employment and explains why this heightens the urgency for tailored policymaking for the self-employed.
IPSE's Joshua Toovey reviews how the government's proposals to introduce rolled-up holiday pay will provide certainty for umbrella company workers.
No matter how self-employed professionals make their living, they all need to be fully aware of the potential consequences that a claim against them could have and protect their businesses accordingly with professional indemnity insurance (PI).
What can we do to wrestle our anxiety gremlins to the ground? As part of IPSE’s Mental Health Awareness Week activity, Julia Payne, director of the hub, and winner of IPSE’s 2021 Wellbeing Award, shares some thoughts.
Hear from Becky Barnes, IPSE's Sustainable Freelancer of the Year 2022 winner, on how winning the award has completely changed her business for the better!
IPSE's Joshua Toovey explains the reasons to be cautiously supportive of HMRC's proposals to collect more data from Self Assessment taxpayers.