Category: Team hiring
Do employment agency regulations affect your freelance team?
When does having a team make you an employment agency? You think you’ve got an outsourced team that supports your clients. But does the law think that you have “employment
The importance of having a substitute
Should you let your contractor send a substitute? A key IR35 test is the right to send a substitute. You spent time and effort in choosing the right contractor for
Is your Virtual Assistant breaking the law on bookkeeping?
For busy business owners, giving your bookkeeping and financial admin to a VA is a no brainer. It makes a lot of sense to get rid of all that and
Would you save time and money if you got a bookkeeper and cloud accounting?
Are you keeping your receipts in a bag for your bookkeeper? Do you write on them carefully so they can be allocated to the right budget? Do you send them
Will your business get sick with coronavirus?
Have you thought about your business plans for coronavirus? We are hearing a lot in the news about sick leave, self isolation, time off work and travel, but how will
Is an associate agreement different to your terms of business?
If you are new to contracts and business it is easy to get confused. “Hi, I’m looking for an associate agreement – which one should I use?” This is something
How to share Mailchimp with your VA in a GDPR compliant way
Would you like to know how to share your Mailchimp account with your VA in a GDPR compliant way? It is not always obvious how to do this. It can
GDPR and staff who do homeworking one day a week
We all know we have to sort out GDPR and data security for people who are homeworking, but what about the staff who do so occasionally or just one day
Should you share passwords in a GDPR world?
Are you paying a VA and sharing passwords? Are you emailing your log ins and passwords to them? Password sharing and GDPR GDPR is a big subject but when you
Are you ready to take off or are you causing delays?
I was sitting on a plane waiting for take-off. A couple of passengers were a few minutes late, so we weren’t ready for our scheduled take off time. We missed our
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