By Barry Warne
Businesses who are considering redundancies or settlement agreements are urged to keep an eye on a consultation exercise about simplifying the tax and national insurance treatment of severance payments to employees.
In his Mansion House speech, the governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, signalled the end to the “culture of impunity” for pin-striped villains known as bankers, who have shown so much contempt for the law, according to Pimlico founder Charlie Mullins.
By Carol Rosati
Flexible working is more than just a buzzword or a short lived fad, it is quickly becoming a serious competitive advantage for those businesses that put the concept into practice. There has never been a better time to embrace it with the influence of technology enabling people to live and work in ways that were previously impossible. Why then do so many businesses have yet to move on from the days of punching clocks and coats on the backs of seats
When verbal promises to employees can come back to bite – what do you need to know?
How long must a business keep personal data for” The third instalment of our series on data protection.
