There are two million freelancers in the UK and it’s estimated that they contribute £125 billion to the nation’s economy. However, the outbreak of COVID-19 is wreaking havoc on job […] more»
Running your own business can be tough, and expensive. With the juggling needed to make your business a success, it’s easy to put financial management on the back burner. However, […] more»
Following his recent article on the right of freelancer’s to be credited for their creative work, Grid Law founder David Walker clarifies whether asserting moral rights can offer valid protection. more»
Apps are big business, so how to protect your idea should be an early consideration. Grid Law founder David Walker explains how to create an app with a freelance developer while ensuring intellectual property rights are retained. more»
If you run your own business, going on a long holiday can be a daunting prospect that makes you feel like you’ll be abandoning your work. These tips will help you take a guilt-free break. more»
With National Freelancers Day putting the spotlight on Britain’s self-employed, experts have put forward a series of recommendations to protect the wellbeing of the country’s freelance workforce. more»
After researchers claimed UK businesses could lose up to £13bn over the duration of the 2018 World Cup due to staff absences, the flexibility of self-employment could act as a vital shield to lost earnings. more»
The implications of Brexit are far-reaching. Type “Brexit threat to...” in Google and you’ll find worries over the demand for cheddar cheese, pork pies and stilton, as well as talk of young coders shunning London. The creative sector may also be at risk. more»
The world cup might only be a matter of weeks away, but there will be no accolades being handed out to HMRC, which is set to score a spectacular own goal despite the yellow cards flagged up since the IR35 reforms came into effect last year. more»
Carillion’s recent downfall shone another spotlight on late payment and how small businesses bear the brunt when things go wrong. But you can resolve most disputes quickly and to your advantage. more»
