As things stand, it is possible that agency workers, including umbrella workers, will only be able to claim 80 percent of the National Minimum Wage – rather than traditional employees who can claim up to 80 percent of their salary.
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In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the government has unveiled plans to help support the UK’s workforce. While we welcome the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, there are still plenty of unanswered questions about how the legislation will work – from both an employer’s and ‘furloughed’ employee’s perspective.
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In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the government has unveiled plans to help support the UK’s workforce. While we welcome the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, there are still plenty of unanswered questions about how the legislation will work – from both an employer’s and ‘furloughed’ employee’s perspective.
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To thank the front-line staff who are working tirelessly in their efforts to ensure everyone is looked after during the coronavirus outbreak, Umbrella Company UK would like to offer all emergency services and NHS staff free umbrella payroll.
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Business will continue as usual and we have extensive continuity plans in place to allow us to operate with minimal disruption to our services.
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Since launching in 2019, Umbrella Company UK has prioritised attaining FCSA accreditation – to showcase our dedication to compliance within the contractor payroll industry. From the beginning, we have intended to provide a modern and compliant umbrella payroll services to the UK’s temporary workforce. After careful consideration, we identified FCSA accreditation as the best way to display this to our partners and clients.
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How do you feel at work? Happiness in the workplace contributes to greater productivity and overall happier lives. Learn more about International Week of Happiness at Work and ways to improve how you feel in the workplace.
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The winter holiday season is coming up, and if you’ve got time off lined up you may like to know how holiday pay works through an umbrella company.
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Contractors who are paid weekly, bi-weekly or every four weeks and whose final payday for the 2018/19 tax year falls on the 5th of April 2019 may be affected by the week 53 payment.
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The 2019/20 tax year began on Saturday, 6th April 2019. There are some changes you should be aware of as a contractor (some of which came into effect on 1st April) as you may be affected.
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