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This is straight from the manifesto...Originally posted by radish2008 View PostWhere did he say that ? Add a link to your post with some evidence.
We would also extend the rights of
employees to all workers, including
shared parental pay, making a
substantial and immediate difference
to the quality of life of people in
insecure work.
It is on page 51.Comment
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Play nice. That's not a bad hourly rate for oop north.Originally posted by sasguru View PostJeez, you lot really slum it.Comment
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Errrrm, I was talking about PS roles inside IR35Originally posted by sasguru View PostJeez, you lot really slum it.
i.e. you are now contributing to the extra £150 PD as a tax payer, I can send you a picture if you would like
The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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The tax payer gets the money back as tax. But the PS budget is unchanged so it is a stealth cut.Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostErrrrm, I was talking about PS roles inside IR35
i.e. you are now contributing to the extra £150 PD as a tax payer, I can send you a picture if you would like
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I see the tax payer paying roughly the same as before in my example.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostThe tax payer gets the money back as tax. But the PS budget is unchanged so it is a stealth cut.
It just looks good that these contractors are being nailed for the extra tax.The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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So it is an effective budget cut for PS.Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostI see the tax payer paying roughly the same as before in my example.
It just looks good that these contractors are being nailed for the extra tax.Comment
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