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In this episode, with all the COVID restrictions finally behind us you’re thinking about holding a summer event for staff. But what about the tax and NI implications? What are the key elements to consider?
Plus, a food firm was prosecuted after a worker sustained multiple injuries after falling from a ladder. What you can do to protect staff who work at height and avoid the risk of prosecution?
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In this episode, with all the COVID restrictions finally behind us you’re thinking about holding a summer event for staff. But what about the tax and NI implications? What are the key elements to consider?
Plus, a food firm was prosecuted after a worker sustained multiple injuries after falling from a ladder. What you can do to protect staff who work at height and avoid the risk of prosecution?
Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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In this episode, with all the COVID restrictions finally behind us you’re thinking about holding a summer event for staff. But what about the tax and NI implications? What are the key elements to consider?
Plus, a food firm was prosecuted after a worker sustained multiple injuries after falling from a ladder. What you can do to protect staff who work at height and avoid the risk of prosecution?
Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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In this episode, with all the COVID restrictions finally behind us you’re thinking about holding a summer event for staff. But what about the tax and NI implications? What are the key elements to consider?
Plus, a food firm was prosecuted after a worker sustained multiple injuries after falling from a ladder. What you can do to protect staff who work at height and avoid the risk of prosecution?
Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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