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New government “must change law on hot workplaces”, warns TUC TUC says hot workplaces put workers at risk of range of health problems – including cancer Call for a new legal maximum work temperatures New Deal would “finally modernise guidance around excessive working temperature", says TUC’s Paul Nowak With temperatures hitting 29 degrees in parts … Continue reading TUC – change the law on hot workplaces!
The 6 new videos are to provide helpful guidance to business users, licence holders and licence applicants in a visual and easy-to-understand format. The new videos are: Guide to the SIA’s business services Setting up an SIA business account Using the SIA’s Licence Status Checker or Licence Pay Only services Keeping your SIA online account … Continue reading Security Industry Authority releases videos
The HMRC have added a further 3 umbrella organisations that have been found to promoting tax avoidance schemes which HMRC claim do not work. An umbrella company is a business often used by recruitment agencies to pay temporary workers. The common theme of these failed arrangements is a payment close to National Minimum Wage levels … Continue reading More umbrellas named!
There is one week left to register to vote in UK General Election on 4th July 2024. The deadline to register to vote is 11:59pm on 18th June 2024. Who can register You can register to vote if you’re a British or an Irish citizen. You can also register if you have permission to enter … Continue reading Have you registered to VOTE?
The new statutory allowance (SNCP) is planned to be introduced in April 2025; this is for parents who have a child that requires neonatal care in the first 28 days following birth. Payment is made for a maximum of 12 weeks. This statutory payment is expected to follow the same administration process as other statutory … Continue reading Statutory Neonatal Care Pay (SNCP) is on its way – April 2025
HMRC has issued an apology to those claiming Child benefit who have experienced a delay to their due payments which should have been made on Monday 3rd June 2024. They state that they “are very sorry that some customers did not receive their scheduled Child Benefit payments as expected and we understand the concern and … Continue reading Child benefit payment delays