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IPSE calls on Government to support events industry freelancers
19 July will be a “huge relief” to many freelancers – particularly in the events and creative industries
IPSE warns of “disproportionate financial struggle” of female freelancers during the pandemic
IPSE has warned that female freelancers face a “disproportionate financial struggle” during the pandemic.
IPSE welcomes Budget news for freelancers, but warns many remain excluded
Freelancers and the self-employed have been hit hard as a result of the restrictions put in place to combat the Covid-19 pandemic
Freelancers are now working more for less, research reveals
Freelancers are lowering their day rates and working more, new research by the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed (IPSE) has found.
Financial support “misses the mark” for self-employed, says IPSE
IPSE has urged the Government to work with business groups to plug the gaps in self-employed support
ABPCO Excellence Awards: IPSE, Haymarket and Conference News editor among winners
The annual awards, which reward excellence and professionalism in the world of association events also recognised lockdown heroes and industry partners.
IPSE urges Government to fix “devastating gaps” in SEISS
Derek Cribb, CEO of IPSE, said the increase in SEISS will provide “vital support” for many of the UK’s struggling self-employed
Associations share concerns over the new Job Support Scheme
mia, HBAA and IPSE have expressed its concerns over the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s expansion of the Job Support Scheme
SEISS extension is “woefully inadequate”, says IPSE
Government must do more for the self-employed, especially forgotten freelancers who face “dark winter ahead”
One in four freelancers facing mental health issues
The number saying they had ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ mental health has also dropped significantly since the beginning of the pandemic
