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APSCo Insight: Decoding the new umbrella regulations for recruitment companies
Event Details
APSCo Insight
Wednesday 7th of May
11:00am-12:00pm
Webinar
Meeting Agenda
11:00am Welcome, introduction & APSCo update
Shazia Imtiaz, General Counsel, APSCo
11:05am Decoding the new umbrella regulations for recruitment companies
Chris Bryce, CEO, FCSA
The UK government’s recent decision to introduce new umbrella regulations marks a transformative step towards transparency within the temporary labour market. Chris will present what these changes in regulations mean for the entire supply chain, with a focus on the new umbrella regulations and labour market reforms. This session will offer practical insights for recruitment agencies navigating the impact of these pivotal updates.
At the end of this session, attendees will have a full understanding of what you need to be aware of in the newly proposed regulations, including:
Increased Regulatory Scrutiny: Recruiters are part of the supply chain that will be under scrutiny
Need for Due Diligence: Recruiters will need to conduct thorough due diligence on the umbrella companies they partner with
Potential for Financial Penalties: Non-compliance could lead to fines, back taxes, and other financial penalties for recruiters
Reputational Damage: Associating with non-compliant umbrella companies can damage a recruiter's reputation and lead to loss of business
Impacts on Recruitment Businesses: How best to manage the upcoming changes
Speakers
Chris Bryce
FCSA, CEO
Chris Bryce is Chief Executive of Freelancers & Contractors Services Association. Chris joined FCSA in January 2022 with an accomplished record of delivering excellence, growth, cultural change, and influence across a range of complex businesses and non-profits. His overall aim is to ensure all parties in the supply chain – especially workers served by FCSA members – can expect the highest levels of compliance, transparency, and reliability and to raise standards of compliance across the industry.
Chris began his career in sales, becoming Sales Director of a business logistics company and then moving on to become its General Manager. He then stepped into the world of contracting and consultancy at several financial institutions, delivering multiple global-scale change programmes as a consultant Programme Director. Chris has also acted as President of The European Forum of Independent Professionals (EFIP), a collaboration of national associations from across Europe which represents independent professionals at EU level through targeted research and advocacy.