Labour to urge more support to stem post-Covid job losses
From 1 August, employers will have to pay National Insurance and pension contributions for their staff.
"To avoid the same flood of redundancy notices for workers within smaller companies later on this month, government must act now". In an economic statement on Wednesday next week, Chancellor Rishi Sunak is due to set out"the next stage in our plan to secure the recovery". Responding to Ms Dodds' comments, the Conservative Party Co-chairman Amanda Milling said the government had a"clear plan to protect and create jobs".
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