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Duty of care to freelancers (Anonymous post 🤫)
Rose Cruickshank Staff Performance Marketing Manager at CharityJob Posted 3 days ago
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This question is from a member of our community that wishes to remain anonymous:
As a small children's charity we have 3 part-time employed members of staff but rely on engaging freelancers for more specific types of activities/help. For example cookery activities, art therapy, music, sports.Â
We issue freelancers with a statement from the charity explaining that it is the freelancers responsibility to report to HMRC any income received & comprehensive information on how they can get help & advice with self assessment etc if needed.
Are we doing enough to provide "duty of care" or should we consider more support? Any advice would be very much appreciated.
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