Economy
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Oct- 2016 -6 October
National minimum wage increases in October
From October 1 2016, the National Minimum Wage (NMW) increased for workers under 25 and apprentices by between 3 percent…
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Sep- 2016 -1 September
National Living Wage hits small firms’ profits, finds FSB
Information from The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) found that the National Living Wage (NLW) has impacted on small firms’…
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Jul- 2016 -26 July
NatWest and RBS could introduce charges for businesses
The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), which owns NatWest, has said small businesses could be forced to pay charges on credit balances…
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May- 2016 -4 May
Employers could face £500 fines
Employers who fail to respond to 28-day warning notices risk a fine that increases each day, a report published today by The…
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Mar- 2016 -30 March
National Living Wage comes into force in April
The Forum of Private Business has reminded companies to prepare for the introduction of the National Living Wage which takes place…
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16 March
The Budget: At a glance guide
On March 16, George Osborne revealed his eighth budget as Chancellor. Funeral Service Times brings you an at-a-glance guide to the…
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16 March
FSB welcomes changes to Small Business Rates Relief
The Federation of Small Business (FSB) has responded to the announcements made in Chancellor George Osborne’s Budget speech on March…
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16 March
Business rates relief “doubled permanently”
Business rates relief for small businesses will “more than double” during the next budget period. The Chancellor, George Osborne, announced that…
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Dec- 2015 -4 December
Fair Funerals campaign welcomes inquiry
Frank Field MP, chair of the Work and Pensions Select Committee announced the first major inquiry into funeral payments…
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Oct- 2015 -27 October
UK Economy continues to grow
The UK economy grew by 0.5 percent between July and September, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Although…
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