Issue 65 of the Employer Bulletin was published on 11th April. The Bulletin is the main conduit of information for employers even though it’s only published six times a year.… read more →
Issue 65 of the Employer Bulletin was published on 11th April. The Bulletin is the main conduit of information for employers even though it’s only published six times a year. If you don’t… read more →
Issue 65 of the Employer Bulletin was published on 11th April. The Bulletin is the main conduit of information for employers even though it’s only published six times a year.… read more →
Issue 65 of the Employer Bulletin was published on 11th April. The Bulletin is the main conduit of information for employers even though it’s only published six times a year.… read more →
Issue 65 of the Employer Bulletin was published on 11th April. The Bulletin is the main conduit of information for employers even though it’s only published six times a year. If you don’t… read more →
At midnight on 21st April civil servants went into Purdah having only just come out of it on 20th March! So, what is this curious state? It’s the convention of… read more →
I’ve recently seen ‘Payflow’ in action; a complete payroll management solution which works alongside any payroll software, and I’m a strong advocate. It works based on the payday and payroll processes… read more →
“HMRC raised an additional £3.3bn from small businesses by cracking down on underpayment of VAT”, reports Hayley Kirton from City A.M, commenting on research by PfP. In light of their… read more →
The situation From April 6th 2017, public sector bodies (PSBs), agents and employment agencies, need to set up and pay a new category of ‘deemed workers’, in order to pay… read more →
The simple answer is because we’re a stroppy, independent bunch in the UK and have been for a very long time – does that resonate at all with the current… read more →
