Agency worker rules could see IT jobs moving offshore

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Business leaders warn impending regulations will deter firms from employing temporary IT staff

The imposition of new regulations governing how firms employ agency workers could see more IT work going overseas, according to business leaders. The Agency Workers Regulations come into force o...

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