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UK Umbrella Company Reform: What’s Changing in 2026 (and Why It Matters)

From April 2026, the UK is making a major shift in how contractor payroll compliance works — and it’s one that businesses using umbrella companies can’t afford to ignore. Under new government reforms, responsibility for unpaid PAYE tax and National Insurance will no longer stop at the umbrella company. Instead, HMRC will be able to recover unpaid taxes directly […]

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Fractional Work: The Smartest Way to Work in 2025 (and Beyond)

Let’s be honest — the traditional 9–5 isn’t designed for most of us anymore. Whether you’re a parent re-entering the workforce, a highly skilled specialist who wants more control, or just someone who doesn’t want your whole identity wrapped up in one company, fractional work might be exactly what you’ve been looking for. And no,

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AI is a Tool, Not a Replacement: Keep the Talent, Boost the Output

In 2023, the tech world hit a turning point. Over 168,000 jobs were cut across major companies—12,000+ at Google alone. The reason? A now-familiar phrase: “AI efficiency.” But behind the buzzwords, the reality is harder to ignore. Replacing people with tools might look smart on paper—but it’s already leading to delays, lawsuits, trust issues, and

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How to Give Freelancers Feedback They’ll Value

Hiring freelancers on Cavalry (or elsewhere) can be a game-changer for your business, but let’s be honest—giving feedback to freelancers isn’t always straightforward. A vague “Looks good” doesn’t help them improve, and overly critical feedback without guidance can be frustrating. So, how do you strike the right balance? Freelancers don’t need sugarcoating, but they do

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UK Umbrella Company Reform: What’s Changing in 2026 (and Why It Matters)