Workers could be missing out by not checking personal tax accounts
According to the latest research from the Post Office, just under half (46 per cent) of workers have never checked their personal tax accounts.
Employees
Shareholders powers are not tackling excessive executive pay issues
Measures that were implemented to give shareholders the powers to veto excessive executive pay packages have failed according to new research from a think tank.
European Union agrees minimum rights for gig economy workers
The European Union has announced an agreement on minimum rights for workers who are in casual or short term employment within the gig economy.
What does the ‘Good Work Plan’ mean for businesses?
The Government has recently implemented the ‘Good Work Plan’ with the aim to improve the employment rights and workers. As a result, businesses will be expected to familiarise themselves and implement the following changes to their current working practices.
Businesses reminded to take steps to prepare for upcoming payroll changes
Business owners in the UK are being reminded to take sufficient measures to prepare their businesses for the upcoming changes to legislation regarding payroll, which will come into force on the 6 April 2019.
Wages showing fastest increase in almost a decade
According to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), wages rose at the fastest pace in nearly a decade in the three months to September.