APSCo News & Blogs

APSCo UK has called on the Government to exclude agency workers from proposed Zero Hours Contracts measures, warning that extending the reforms to professional contractors risks reducing labour...

APSCo UK has welcomed its new Representative Committee, which will play a key role in helping to shape the trade association’s strategic direction and ensure its priorities continue to reflect the...

The Government’s assessment of the costs of the Make Work Pay reforms is now significantly more than the £1.1bn estimate announced at the beginning of 2026, with figures for the zero hours reforms...

The latest APSCo legal updates for August 2026.

Members joined APSCo's latest Clinical & Healthcare Sector meeting to hear practical guidance on preparing for the upcoming RM6397 framework.

The Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) has welcomed Friday’s publication of the HMRC's latest policy paper on the VAT treatment of locum doctors. It provides much-needed...

Growth must remain the priority for employers and workforce planning

The technology sector is holding steady rather than accelerating, with modest but consistent growth during Q2 2026 according to the latest Technology Sector Report from APSCo and CV-Library.

At the start of the year, we set out to update our services with a focus on exactly what our members needed most to succeed in 2026. This included a refresh of our events and forums to ensure they...

The latest APSCo legal updates for July 2026.

The Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) has responded to today’s news that Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced his resignation, triggering a leadership transition within...

For many recruitment businesses in the UK, the market is feeling increasingly crowded with more consultants, competition, and tighter budgets. It's no surprise that more recruitment leaders are...