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Government to scrap employment programme for disabled people

Workplace Insight

A £100 million program designed to help disabled people find work in England and Wales has been quietly cancelled, raising concerns as the government pursues plans to reduce disability benefits. Stephen Timms, chair of a work and pensions committee, acknowledged WHP’s limitations but emphasized its success in helping many find work.

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Common Tax Forms Employers Need to Know: A Complete Guide

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In business operations, particularly for employers, navigating the intricacies of tax compliance is paramount. From reporting employee wages to withholding taxes, employers must be well-versed in the forms they must file. Employers are responsible for ensuring that each new employee fills out a Form W-4 accurately.

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What actions can employers take to close the gender pensions gap?

Employee Benefits

More employers could introduce gender inclusive paid parental leave to prevent and try to close gender pension gaps. The Pensions (Extension of Automatic-Enrolment) (No. 2) Bill will remove the lower earnings limit, enabling more employees to pay into a pension. The Pensions (Extension of Automatic-Enrolment) (No.

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46% of UK employers prioritise positive DC pension scheme outcomes

Employee Benefits

Nearly half (46%) of UK employers with defined contribution (DC) pension schemes say that delivering positive outcomes for members in this scheme is now their top priority, according to research by global professional services firm Aon.

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Buyer’s guide to group personal pension schemes

Employee Benefits

What is a group personal pension (GPP)? A group personal pension is a defined contribution (DC) arrangement whereby an employer agrees to make monthly contributions into a scheme, but the contract is between the employer and the pension provider. The income is taxable. They can choose to do a combination of these.

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Auto Enrolment Pension Staging Date: A Guide for Employers

Employee Benefits

Auto Enrolment Pension Staging Date: A Guide for Employers Whether you’re exploring the possibility of establishing a new auto enrolment pension for your company, or if you’ve already got one in operation pension auto enrolment staging dates might puzzle you. Why does auto enrolment for pensions matter?

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82% of young staff want to save for pensions before turning 22

Employee Benefits

New research has revealed that 82% of young employees aged between 18 and 22 believe that individuals in employment should start saving for their pensions and retirement before the current default age of 22. There is much that the government could do to ensure that young people are sufficiently incentivised.

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