Friday, 15 May 2009
Minimum wage set to rise this October
The national minimum wage for adults is to rise to £5.80 an hour as from October...[more]
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- Tips to be banned from making up the minimum wage
- Government consults on temporary worker rights
- Caps to be imposed on training funding
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- Protecting your business against identity fraud
- How to survive a PAYE and NIC inspection
- Minimum wage set to rise this October
- Wages decline at record rate
- Taxpayers warned over refund email scams
- Change back to old VAT rate should be ‘delayed'
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- Capital allowances will ‘benefit relatively few’ f...
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