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Covid-19 Report 2020
This new report by the University of Edinburgh Business School in association with IPSE examines the impact of coronavirus on some of the UK’s highly skilled freelancers. It shines a light on the groups that have been left out of government support measures and highlights the devastating effects that this lack of support is having on their businesses, personal finances and home-life.
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- Coronavirus
- Research
- 3 Jun 2020
Women in Self-Employment
This report explores the perceptions, attitudes and concerns of self-employed women, as well as their experiences in self-employment.
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- Health and Wellbeing
- Research
- 9 Mar 2020
IR35 in the Private Sector Results
IPSE's survey showing the damage the changes to IR35 will do to contractors, clients and the economy.
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- Tax
- Research
- Policy
- Digital Infrastructure
- 12 Feb 2020
What Makes a Freelancer?
‘What makes a freelancer?’ explores some of the key reasons that the UK population are increasingly turning to freelancing. It also highlights some of the challenges they encounter in self-employment and the areas where freelancers need more support.
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- Personal Finance
- Payment Culture
- 12 Jan 2020
The Freelance Project and Gig Economies of the 21st Century
This report examines the role of highly-skilled freelancers doing project and gig work in the 21st Century British Economy. It builds on research put together by Andrew Burke, Dean of Trinity Business School, Trinity College Dublin and Chair of the Centre for Research on Self-Employment (CRSE), in 2012 on the use of freelancers, and how effective they are in adding value for both small firms and large corporations.