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Time to Talk - Holiday pay for term time employees
29th September 2021
Online via Teams: 10.00 to 11.00 am
Following their recent article discussing Holiday pay for term time employees, PwC will be presenting a Time to Talk session on the same subject along with other NMW updates. Find out what you need to be aware of, what challenges this may cause and some practical solutions along the way; plus discuss issues with your fellow members.
In the session PwC will be discussing:
Single Enforcement Body for pay compliance - what the new body will cover and how it links with the wider social agenda
Holiday Pay - recap on changes in legislation and practical considerations
National Minimum Wage - focus on changes from April 2022 and what needs to be done before this date
Labour Supply Chains - challenges around labour supply chains and focus areas
There will also be time to discuss further with our specialists and ask questions. If you have any questions in advance please feel free to share them and we will cover it as part of the session.
Further information and a joining link will be sent a little nearer the time. If you have any questions relating to your order, please email Gill Birch
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