The only certainty of the ‘will-she-won’t-she’ pensions raid furore is the wisdom in maxing out your allowance now, while it remains generous and intact.

Tech job adverts specifying the pay in words, rather than numbers, aren’t worth the paper they’re printed on.

One of the many wrongs of the Kiernan Hughes-Mason case is how candidate criminal history checks got characterised.

A rethink on limited company workers is underway by large and pragmatic end-users, even if it is still shy of a policy shift.

Taxman says seven avoidance schemes (all employment tax-related) should be avoided, even though contractors often have ‘little choice’ but to use them.

The CV & Interview Advisors previews its Thursday webinar on how to find contracts that are both unadvertised and high-paying.

A timely excavation of one of the (crumbling) cornerstones of late payment policy in the UK, which is meant to help contractors get paid on time.