Holiday pay ruling ‘leaves businesses reeling’
Controversy surrounding holiday pay entitlement for part-year or irregular hours workers is generating more calls than any other matter to the…
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Navigating the complexities of the evolving global mobility landscape
By Richard McBride, below, Founder and CEO of Certino After a tumultuous few years, today’s global mobility landscape is rapidly evolving and…
How to futureproof your payroll
For centuries, payroll has been part of company life. From handing in your slip to get a shilling, to now, where…
Opinion: is now the time to change your redundancy strategy?
Guest post by Chris Locke The Coronavirus crisis has resulted in layoffs on a scale never seen before. Recent surveys show…
Furlough and the perils of getting it wrong
The consequences for companies who abuse the furlough system can be severe, according to one of the country’s leading corporate tax…
Extended amnesty for firms to admit furlough ‘errors’
Employers will be given a further three months to own up to furlough fraud after the government announced it will extended…
Staff costs: the data you didn’t know you needed
For organisations, gaining a lucid understanding of human capital costs has never been more essential. Not only does regulatory compliance increasingly…
Hammond’s IR35 reforms meet howls of disapproval from tax experts
Accounting changes will add 10% onto costs of processing contractor payments
Are CEOs really being paid too much?
Clive Hyman, founder of Hyman Capital Services, looks at the state of CEO pay and the people who have the power to…
Average worker’s savings would last just one month without income
The average worker could survive on their savings for just one month if they were to lose their job or other income,…