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Changes to Pension schemes...
You might not like them but they're for your own good! Pension scheme rules provide the detail necessary to (hopefully!) help employers...
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Employment tribunal calling…
Named and shamed… Employers who do not pay employment tribunal awards within a reasonable time should be named publicly. A naming scheme...
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Pensions - Relief at source explained…
Auto enrolment isn’t new, employers are required to automatically enrol all eligible workers into a pension scheme. It requires a minimum...
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Minimum wage when sleeping...
Minimum wage guidance has been updated to reflect the recent employment law cases with regard to sleep-in shifts. “Sleep-in” shifts In...
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Childcare Voucher Schemes Deadline
With effect from 4 October, employees will no longer be able to join any Childcare Voucher scheme you may offer. However, those who are...
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Free GDPR guide...
Following all the uncertainty behind GDPR and payroll we thought we'd produce a guide to help clear things up. The guide covers commonly...
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Outsource Payroll - UK onshore payroll explained
There are many great reasons to outsource your payroll and we’ve got plenty of customers that agree… but I’ll keep it to one page!...


Are you ready for the new tax year?
The new tax year is fast approaching listed below are some of the key changes you should be aware of. The tax free personal allowance...
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Changes to student loan deductions for 2018-2019
The Student Loans company has confirmed that from 6th April 2018 the repayment threshold for student loans taken prior to 2012 will...


The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
The General Data protection regulation (GDPR) will be implemented in the UK in May 2018 and replaces the Data protection act 1998 . The...


2017 Auto enrolment update...
Over half a million employers are now set up for auto-enrolment, however twice as many have yet to meet their duties. In the first 3...


2017/18 Statutory payments and Rates
Statutory Sick Pay is generally payable for a period of up to 28 weeks if an employee is too ill to work. Statutory Maternity Pay is...


Are you ready for the new Tax Year?
Here are some of Key points for payroll The tax-free personal allowance will increase in April 2017 to £11,500. Also confirmed is that...


Pension Increases, Compliance and Automatic Enrolment Exclusions
The Pensions Regulator has confirmed the minimum increases due in 2018 and 2019, it will see employee minimum pension contributions rise...


Statutory Sick Pay
Statutory sick pay or SSP as its more commonly known is a payment due to employees who meet the below criteria · Earn at least £112 per...


National Minimum Wage...
Employers are facing another increase to The National Minimum Wage and The National Living Wage. The new rates will be applied from the...
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