We have an ongoing schedule of our online Time to Talk sessions and other webinars. You can find details of all the upcoming webinars on our events calendar.
Upcoming webinars and events
You can find our latest webinar recordings below.
Rebecca Seeley Harris and Caroline Jones provided updates, latest cases, penalties, positions, etc. on employment status, IR35, off-payroll working (or whatever you prefer to call it) to help universities meet their ‘reasonable care’ requirements. (22 March 2023)
Panel members from University of Warwick, Staffordshire University and Cardiff University discuss Information Workplace Management Systems/Building Management Systems. (20 March 2023)
This session provided Higher Education HR and payroll specialists an overview of common US state and local tax policies, as well as how these laws work alongside the US federal tax code. (2 February 2022)
This was another opportunity for the PHES community to get together to find out more about the current state of the Energy market and to ask questions of the TEC team. (31 January 2023)
The final session in our in-depth series examining the employment status of different groups. In this session, BDO concentrated on visiting researchers. (20 February 2023)
The session considers the various structures that a university could use to deliver education in Vietnam and discusses the tax implications. (17 January 2023)
Following the various comments from the discussion board, BUFDG invited members to this online roundtable event to understand the tax implications of paying stipends to PHD students. (17 January 2023)
A recording of our latest Introduction to H E course, aimed at all professional services staff within their first year of working in H E. It will help you grasp the complexities and political environment of H E, and the implications for operating and influencing effectively. (7 Dec 2022)
VWV provided and presentation and Q&A session on sanctions legislation and how it affects universities in very real ways. (25 Nov 2022)
Natwest provided an introduction to what Open Banking is and how it works. We then heard from three different universities who have implemented Open Banking in different ways in their organisation. (28 Nov 2022)
BDO provided an in-depth review of the employment status for arrangements for external examiners. (30 Nov 2022)
Following on from our previous session introducing Open Banking, in this session we looked at some of the benefits and challenges of Open Banking with Lloyds, the Open Banking Implementation Entity and the University of Sheffield. (5 Dec 2022)
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