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BRITAIN'S TELEWORKING INDUSTRY

EDM number 171 in 1995-96, proposed by Nigel Jones on 06/12/1995.

That this House notes the view of Richard Nissen, founder of the Virtual Office company, that Britain's teleworking industry is in dire danger with the potential loss abroad of 200,000 jobs a year; notes that Inland Revenue regulations class teleworkers as employees and tax them under PAYE in contrast to regulations in other European countries where teleworkers offset expenses against profits as self-employed people; believes there are significant environmental and social advantages in encouraging teleworking; and urges the Government to undertake a full review of tax regulations relating to teleworking with a view to ensuring that British teleworkers remain competitive in the world market.

This motion has been signed by a total of 15 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Nigel Jones06/12/1995CheltenhamProposed
Tom Cox08/12/1995TootingSigned
Malcolm Bruce11/12/1995GordonSigned
Lawrence Cunliffe11/12/1995LeighSigned
Alan Meale12/12/1995MansfieldSigned
David Chidgey12/12/1995EastleighSigned
Eric Clarke12/12/1995MidlothianSigned
Stephen Timms12/12/1995Newham North EastSigned
Calum MacDonald13/12/1995Na h-Eileanan an IarSigned
Michael Clapham13/12/1995Barnsley West & PenistoneSigned
John Gunnell13/12/1995Leeds South and MorleySigned
Mike Hall13/12/1995Warrington SouthSigned
Martyn Jones19/12/1995Clwyd South WestSigned
Jim Wallace19/12/1995Orkney & ShetlandSigned
Barry Jones15/07/1996Alyn & DeesideSigned

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