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Volunteering can bring some surprising benefits
... to helping people achieve social mobility. When I did, I found the team were amazing, genuine and passionate – so much so that ... that we actually forget about the ‘how’. How did they achieve it? How did they remain motivated? How are they so damn ...
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The ties that bind
... conclusion was that “this was a case where, if the parties did conclude their negotiations and did agree everything that had to be agreed, there was an immediate binding ...
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Recruitment agency director given over two years in prison for stealing
... accepted his explanation, but on 4 August, he confirmed he did not have the money to pay. He claimed he was being blackmailed by a woman ... action was taken and there was no evidence of blackmail. He did engage in sex chat in chat rooms and gave them money for their sob ...
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Reserving judgement
... on people when we first meet them – how do they look? Did the handshake feel right? Was there direct eye contact? But it is a mistake ... was to question each in detail. What was the situation? Who did what? Who took the final decision? and so on. There is always the risk ...
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Complexity burden is still with us
... the accounting as the profit for tax purposes. This proposal did not meet with universal approval and the Government now intends to consult ... be improving payroll compliance. Disappointingly, the review did not focus on the real problem, namely the complexity of operating payroll ...
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Reed tax tribunal raises more questions than answers for umbrella companies
... Could HMRC lawfully have granted the dispensations? Did the dispensations cover the allowances? Should the PAYE and NIC ... To claim that a salary sacrifice was ineffective, as HMRC did, seems to miss a fundamental point about the nature of the contract, and ...
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Competence test
... competency. However, the fact that the contractor did not have insurance may well suggest that it was disreputable. Any sign of ... in other areas, such as safety. However, if a business did check and discovered the contractor did have insurance, it may go to the ...
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BBC report highlights sham ‘mini umbrella companies’
... on to say: “It does beg the question: what due diligence did the end hirers and recruitment agencies actually do before sending ... Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC) member, did not respond today to an enquiry from Recruiter . However, when ... from HR GO so that we can understand whether processes did leave workers unclear about who they were employed by.” HM Revenue & ...
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Recruiters: go again, and go even better in 2022
... second albums. They delivered something special and then did it all over again, but they did it even better. And that’s exactly what we've now got to do in 2022. ...
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Well-stocked imaginative minds important for future hires
... to ask candidates over the next few years will be, “What did you do during the pandemic?” Heffernan said. If all they did was watch boxsets, she said, they won’t be very interesting or useful to ...