Red tape creates many obstacles for small businesses, but a wealth of opportunities for ATs who keep up to date with new legislation.
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Any investigation or audit must abide by the Human Rights Act, but few organisations appear confident about using and interpreting the Act.
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Changes are expected to how state pensions and benefits are paid and taxed in the UK - and few will welcome them...
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ATs, especially self-employed ATs, need to know the pitfalls and practicalities of professional contracts
Letters of engagement are vital if Self-employed Members are to avoid unpleasant surprises, even if they know their clients well*
It’s easy to make assumptions based on first impressions of a candidate. But a good interviewer will probe deeper to discover the truth
The headhunters operating at the top end of the UK recruitment market have always been seen as a cut above the rest - but now they're facing difficult times
When a candidate comes in for an interview, they are bound to have thought carefully about how they look. But the interviewer’s appearance is important too
Simon Garbett explains how, under the banner of TEAM’s network, smaller agencies are standing up for themselves and taking on the big guns
New research shows that leading HR managers have difficulty choosing an outstanding consultancy, are frustrated by a lack of communication between themselves and recruiters, and are unaware of the REC as a stamp of quality. It is clear that the industry h