Statutory sick pay (SSP) is now payable from day one of a sickness absence for qualifying staff due to the coronavirus crisis. Croner Taxwise employment experts explain
Specialist counselling, such as cognitive behavioural therapy, is to be added to the list of non-taxable occupational health services provided by employers, in a bid to support improvements in individuals’ health
Accountancy firms are putting contingency plans in place to ensure remote working is viable but the majority of practices plan to remain open and fully operational from their office locations until they are told otherwise by the government, reports Sara White
EY has appointed Hywel Ball to succeed Steve Varley in the firm’s top role, as EY UK & Ireland regional managing partner and UK chair, taking over on 1 July
For the latest information and advice for employers on how to deal with the latest covid-19 strain of coronavirus, find step-by-step guidance in the Croner-i coronavirus toolkit
Business advisory firm Quantuma has completed a merger with Glasgow based independent insolvency provider WRI Associates in its first move into Scotland
If employers deny contractors full employment rights, but still decide to tax them as employees, they could have a legal argument at an employment tribunal
PwC has made a $11m (£8m) settlement to end a US lawsuit relating to claims the firm discriminated against older workers, and has agreed to a number of changes in its recruitment policies
Nearly one in five of the FTSE 350 companies have received letters from the Investment Association (IA) and the Hampton-Alexander Review about the lack of gender diversity on their board and executive committees, while the UK is only 16th in the global ranking of women in work
When year-end bonuses hit six figure sums, tax planning is absolutely integral to ensuring that the wealth is not frittered away and the individual's tax position is protected. Emma Watson, head of financial planning at Rathbone Investment Management, explains
The Court of Appeal has thrown out a case over a dispute between two firms of chartered accountants over breach of contract when hiring a former employee
Employers need to know the rules when it comes to paying staff for self-quarantining or asking them to travel on business to high risk areas. Kate Palmer, associate director advisory at Pensinsula, provides useful tips for employers on dealing with Covid-19, the current strain of the coronavirus