With the new tax year, April sees updates that may have an effect on your business if you employ staff. Various award limits and statutory benefits will increase but the...
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More than 30 companies will begin a six month trial of a four day working week to see if 100% productivity can be achieved in 80% of the time. If...
As more and more high profile companies in the UK are hitting the headlines for slashing sick pay benefits for the unvaccinated, many people are asking how they are allowed...
The BBC has pulled together various research conducted over the last few months relating to the attitudes of business owners on the change in working dynamics in a post pandemic...
As yet another year flies by, it is easy to forget that the government Coronavirus job retention scheme (furlough) changes tomorrow, July 1st 2021. Although access to the scheme has...
In the last week we have received many calls from New clients concerned about managing the process of bringing employees back to the office post lockdown and how HR can...
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has just announced the new qualifications to receive the fourth and fifth Self Employment Grant. There will be two further payments made to those who qualify for...
As profiles rise and more connections are made on LinkedIn and other social media platforms, so will the rate of unsolicited mailing list emails that start to appear in your...
Uber have lost their appeal to the Supreme Court over the ruling that their drivers are classified as Workers and not Self Employed. Uber had contested the original decision as...
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has made the decision to delay announcing the details for the 4th Self Employed Income Support (SEISS) grant until after the 3rd March as part of his...
More than likely due to Covid, the final Brexit deal trickled through at 11pm on January 1st 2021 fairly unnoticed - still working to EU time to last! Unless you...
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has just announced that the Furlough scheme will now run until the end of April 2021 at the full 80% of salary along with Covid business loans...