In response to recent Budget changes, over 200 leaders from the UK hospitality sector have expressed concern that increased National Insurance Contributions will lead to job losses and potential business closures. They argue that the tax hike, which raises the…

Top restaurant and pub leaders warn that recent National Insurance tax increases could lead to significant job cuts and business closures. The Chancellor’s plan, which raises the employer NICs rate from 13.8% to 15% while lowering the payment threshold, has…

UK retailers, including Sainsbury’s and Marks & Spencer, are preparing for potential price increases as employer National Insurance rates rise following last week’s Budget. Starting in April, the NI rate will jump from 13.8% to 15%, impacting significantly on businesses’…

Major British retailers, including Sainsbury’s and Marks & Spencer, are warning that recent National Insurance tax increases outlined in the government’s Budget may lead to higher prices for consumers. Starting next April, employers will face increased NI rates, contributing an…

The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) estimates that an upcoming rise in National Insurance (NI) contributions will disproportionately impact lower-paid workers, as employers will shoulder only a quarter of the burden. Chancellor Rachel Reeves has increased the NI rate to…

David Francescato, a 46-year-old worker exposed to harmful solvents in his job, developed a rare autoimmune disease, prompting a severe personal crisis. In Switzerland, recognizing a condition as an occupational disease is crucial for obtaining necessary insurance benefits, which cover…

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has faced backlash for raising National Insurance contributions for employers in her recent budget, which she argues is essential for stabilizing public finances. The decision, expected to generate £20 billion annually, has drawn criticism from various sectors,…

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has faced criticism for the recent increase in employer National Insurance (NI) contributions, asserting that the rise is essential for stabilizing public finances. With a projected £20 billion annual revenue from the hike, businesses, including GPs, warn…