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FCSA
integrity, independence, influence
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- llms.txt
- https://fcsa.org.uk/llms.txt
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- #803970
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# FCSA
integrity, independence, influence
## Sitemaps
- [XML Sitemap](https://www.fcsa.org.uk/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.
## Posts
- [National Living Wage £12.71: Umbrella Payroll Duties](https://www.fcsa.org.uk/national-living-wage-12-71-umbrella-payroll-duties/) - The National Living Wage of £12.71 per hour puts umbrella payroll construction under scrutiny, with HMRC enforcing and JSL raising the stakes for agencies.
- [NMW Compliance: Umbrella Duties Before April 2027](https://www.fcsa.org.uk/nmw-compliance-umbrella-duties-before-april-2027/) - NMW compliance becomes enforceable for umbrella firms from April 2027 under the Fair Work Agency — audit deductions and holiday pay now.
- [Duty to Inform Workers of Trade Union Rights: 2027 Rules](https://www.fcsa.org.uk/duty-to-inform-workers-of-trade-union-rights-2027-rules/) - The duty to inform workers of trade union rights starts on 1 January 2027, with government-set wording agencies and umbrellas must issue to staff.
- [Guaranteed Hours for Agency Workers: FCSA's Position](https://www.fcsa.org.uk/guaranteed-hours-for-agency-workers-fcsas-position/) - Guaranteed hours for agency workers would strip out the flexibility people choose agency work for. FCSA sets out why the model does not fit the reform.
- [IR35 Enforcement 2026: HMRC's Shift to AI Detection](https://www.fcsa.org.uk/ir35-enforcement-2026-hmrcs-shift-to-ai-detection/) - IR35 enforcement in 2026 now runs on HMRC's AI detection, and small-company threshold changes have handed status decisions back to many contractors.
- [Right to Work Checks: New Rules from 1 October 2026](https://www.fcsa.org.uk/right-to-work-checks-new-rules-from-1-october-2026-3/) - From 1 October 2026, right to work checks apply to agency workers, subcontractors and platform staff, with penalties up to £60,000 per worker.
- [Umbrella Company Regulation: Chris Bryce on Next Steps](https://www.fcsa.org.uk/umbrella-company-regulation-chris-bryce-on-next-steps/) - Chris Bryce will address umbrella company regulation, joint and several liability and supply chain responsibility at the Westminster Labour Market conference.
- [FCSA opens investigation](https://www.fcsa.org.uk/fcsa-opens-investigation-6/) - FCSA is currently investigating allegations of action being taken by HMRC against one of our members. In line with our governance procedures and commitment to integrity, the member concerned has been advised.We will not be commenting further until the matter has been fully resolved. UPDATE – 21st September 2026: Whenever we receive evidence of a
- [Contractor Burnout: What the 2026 Data Actually Shows](https://www.fcsa.org.uk/contractor-burnout-what-the-2026-data-actually-shows/) - Contractor burnout reached 76% in 2026 polling. Here is what the data shows and what agencies and umbrella companies should do about it.
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