Weekly Review of Developments 8/3/2019

Posted in : Weekly Review of Developments on 8 March 2019
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What we learned this week:

  • The really important test when determining whether to suspend an employee is whether there is reasonable and proper cause
  • More than a million public sector workers are earning less than the ‘real living wage’ in the UK
  • HMRC has opened a consultation on how new rules will work that will make businesses liable for determining the tax status of contractors who work through personal service companies
  • New cases of insolvency in Northern Ireland fell for the fourth consecutive year in

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This article is correct at 08/03/2019
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