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Buyer’s guide to home technology schemes

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The payments can be made either through a salary sacrifice arrangement from gross pay or from a net pay arrangement. They then pay back the voucher through net salary deductions over the agreed period of time. Employees are able to purchase products from popular brands, such as Apple, Nintendo and Samsung.

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Buyer’s guide to bikes-for-work schemes

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The schemes are usually offered via a salary sacrifice arrangement. Employees can decrease their tax and NI liabilities when purchasing a bicycle for their commute using a salary sacrifice arrangement, which typically offers standard-rate taxpayers savings of 32% and higher-rate taxpayers 42%. On average, employers can save 13.8%

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Revealed: The best cities in the UK for job opportunities

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Milton Keynes, in Buckinghamshire, scored consistently well across multiple criteria, having a high average median wage of £38,613 (the county’s average full-time salary is 17% above the UK average of £33,000, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics), and a significant 9.4%

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‘Underpaid’ women less likely than men to ask for a pay rise

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Recent research into the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on UK employees revealed that women were less likely than men to have requested a salary increase this year despite being equally affected by rising living costs. It pays to ask Not every employee who asks for a bump up in salary will get one.

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The A-Z of payroll outsourcing UK

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Any outsourced payroll provider will need to be able to handle pension deductions from an employee’s salary when performing payroll runs. If a payroll outsourcing company is BACS-approved, it will be able to pay employees and also bodies such as HMRC, directly on behalf of the employer.

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