EU Worker December 2019 Update – Brexit No Deal Settlement Plan
Although Brexit is looming, negotiations still ongoing, and there is still a lot of uncertainty over the nature of our future relationship with the EU. With a no deal Brexit now looking like a realistic prospect, we understand that EU citizens working in the UK may be getting worried about the potential implications for both them and their families.
...CIPD report on zero-hours and short-hours contracts reveals the polarity of the debate
The CIPD have recently issued a new report on zero-hours and short-hours contracts.
...Following last year’s success, we are again pleased to be hosting the Prestige '4 Friday’s of Christmas!'
...National Minimum Wage Increase – April 2017
National Minimimum Wage / National Living Wages Increases!
...Autumn Statement: Income tax and national insurance for 2016/17
Chancellor George Osborne announced the national insurance thresholds and rates for 2016/17.
...Leeds is best city in England....but you knew that already
YORKSHIRE Evening Post readers have welcomed new research which placed Leeds as the best large city in England for standard of life.
...The dust has settled on another budget – including a host of new measures designed to tackle the housing crisis, alongside welfare reforms, investment in the NHS and education, and the usual increases in duty on tobacco.
There were also a number of big changes that will impact on employers, taxpayers and jobseekers in the UK – including rises in the personal allowance, higher t...
Skills Shortage Stunts Business Growth
UK Firms Making Compromises in Hires as Skills Shortage Stunts Growth
...Autumn Statement: Osborne unveils 0.5% apprenticeship payroll tax
Large employers face an additional payroll tax of 0.5% to fund the chancellor’s apprenticeship programme.
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