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Attached: 1 image https://www.thefreelibrary.com/Anglican+clergy+offered+self-defense+classes.+(World).-a082066349 ENGLAND: A union representing Anglican ministers has decided to offer martial arts classes to vicars after a survey revealed that one in eight ministers has been assaulted. A vicar's job is more dangerous than that of a probation officer or doctor, according to the Manufacturing, Science and Finance Union, which will organize the classes. More than 1,500 Church of England clergy belong to the union article dated 2001-12-28
2026-03-04 2090-2040
Bogus self-employment - who pays the price?
File on 4 Investigates
As the government’s flagship Employment Rights Act (2025) comes into force, File on 4 Investigates a loophole worrying experts: bogus self-employment. We discover hundreds of workers on government contracts are said to be wrongly classified as self-employed. This we are told is the tip of the iceberg as more employers increasingly choose to put workers on self-employed contracts rather than employing them as staff, without all the rights, bolstered under the new laws.
Some are suggesting that recent changes to National Insurance have meant more business owners are keeping workers off payroll to keep running costs down. We will look at small businesses where it’s become increasingly difficult to employ staff in the traditional way and find that some workers in hospitality for example like the flexibility that job apps can give them when picking up casual freelance work.
Presenter: Tom Wall
Producer: Rob Byrne
Technical producer: Cameron Ward
Production Co-ordinator: Tim Fernley
Editor: Tara McDermott
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