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Universal Credit change could see some claimants £1,000 better off - Vimarsana News

Universal Credit change could see some claimants £1,000 better off

Last month, Chancellor Rishi Sunak set a deadline no later than December 1 for the change, however it will now take effect on November 24.

Universal Credit change could see some claimants £1,000 better off - Vimarsana News

Universal Credit change could see some claimants £1,000 better off

Last month, Chancellor Rishi Sunak set a deadline no later than December 1 for the change, however it will now take effect on November 24.

Staffing, winter operations among top concerns for MoDOT - Vimarsana News

Staffing, winter operations among top concerns for MoDOT

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Budget Briefings: 10 Things Rishi Sunak Wants You Talking About Before Wednesday - Vimarsana News

Budget Briefings: 10 Things Rishi Sunak Wants You Talking About Before Wednesday

Labour accused the chancellor of "smoke and mirrors" as well as re-announcing old plans before the big day.

UK's furlough scheme starts to wind down - Vimarsana News

UK's furlough scheme starts to wind down

BBC News By Lucy Hooker image copyrightGetty Images Employers will have to shoulder more of the costs of furlough from Thursday as the government starts to wind down its flagship job support scheme. With about 1.5 million workers still on furlough, the change will affect thousands of firms across the country. Staff will continue to receive 80% of their wages, but employers will pay part of that for the first time. That could prompt layoffs, with older workers at greater risk of redundancy, according to one think tank. The Institute for Fiscal Studies said the bill for employers keeping a memb...

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