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theHRDIRECTOR Issue 65
This issue we speak to
Richard Boon
Head of HR, England 2018
theHRDIRECTOR Issue 65This issue we speak to
Richard Boon
Head of HR, England 2018
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HR Business News
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Football’s failure is coming home
"Yesterday saw Chester City FC wound up, as well as Cardiff City and Southend United given stays of execution in relation to winding up petitions they are facing from HMRC. At the same time, Portsmouth FC announced that it is to make 85 of its staff redundant -
New mums lose out at work
The extended maternity pay scheme could increase the risk of mothers being made redundant.
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New holiday and sick requirements for employers
Companies in the south are being urged to review their employment policies as a recent court decision is set to affect the way in which holiday procedures are operated within businesses in the future. -
Pension taxes “flawed” says ACA
In a detailed response to the HM Treasury and HM Revenue & Customs consultation paper Implementing the restriction of pensions tax relief, the Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) has said that the policy is ‘seriously flawed' with each attempt to try to make it fairer only increasing the complexity and adverse impact on pension schemes. Whilst identifying ways in which some of the worst anomalies could be avoided in the response, the ACA has called for an evidence-based impact assessment of the real costs of the reforms, properly identifying how this hits the private sector, and the remaining defined benefit schemes in particular - few believe the consultation paper's figures are at all realistic.