Trade bodies quick off the mark as they look to lobby new Chancellor

Trade associations from across the recruitment sector have been quick off the mark in reaching out to the new Chancellor and calling for a rethink of intermediaries legislation, as well as a strategic review of the entire legislative framework relating to contractors.
Thu, 14 Jul 2016

Trade associations from across the recruitment sector have been quick off the mark in reaching out to the new Chancellor and calling for a rethink of intermediaries legislation, as well as a strategic review of the entire legislative framework relating to contractors.

Yesterday Philip Hammond, previously foreign secretary, succeeded previous...

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