We're calling on the government to improve parental leave for the self-employed, cut the bureaucracy and constant tax tweaks that hold small businesses back, and simplify labour market rules so self-employment is a viable choice for everyone.
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We believe they should get a better deal in return.
Without an official support structure, the self-employed often face gaps they must navigate alone. That's why we take the issues that matter to you to the highest levels of government, from Downing Street roundtables to select committee evidence sessions. And why we need your voice behind us.
Your membership directly funds our lobbying efforts in Westminster, ensuring the voice of the self-employed is heard where it matters most.
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