With so many umbrella companies to choose from, how do you know which one is best for your circumstances? A great way to start is to identify an umbrella company that is a member of the FCSA. To obtain FCSA membership, umbrella companies have to be able to prove they operate compliantly with HMRC rules, and regulations and this means…
On Saturday 4th April, the government released more information on the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS). Interestingly, the updated guidance specifically references “umbrella companies”. While this is positive, there are still plenty of unanswered questions and the FCSA has described the new information as “contradictory”.
Around 20,000 former NHS and retired healthcare workers have returned to work to support people affected by coronavirus. If you are returning to work and are required to use an umbrella company, look out for the FCSA accreditation to ensure the provider you are using is compliant.
To help support the UK’s workforce, the government has unveiled the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. While the FCSA has welcomed this, there are still plenty of unanswered questions, including how it will be rolled out and who exactly can claim.
To help support the UK’s workforce, the government has unveiled the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. While “the scheme is welcomed by the FCSA”, there is a lot of missing information and there is a genuine worry that agency workers could fall through the cracks.
