As an employer, the tax and employment responsibilities you have for your staff will depend on the type of contract you give them and their employment status.
Contract types include:
- full-time and part-time contracts
 - fixed-term contracts
 - agency staff
 - freelancers, consultants, contractors
 - zero-hours contracts
 
There are also special rules for employing family members, young people and volunteers.
As an employer you must give employees:
- a written statement of employment or contract
 - the statutory minimum level of paid holiday
 - a payslip showing all deductions, such as National Insurance contributions (NICs)
 - the statutory minimum length of rest breaks
 - Statutory Sick Pay (SSP)
 - maternity, paternity and adoption pay and leave
 
You must also:
- make sure employees do not work longer than the maximum allowed
 - pay employees at least the minimum wage
 - have employer’s liability insurance
 - provide a safe and secure working environment
 - register with HM Revenue and Customs to deal with payroll, tax and NICs
 - consider flexible working requests
 - avoid discrimination in the workplace
 - make reasonable adjustments to your business premises if your employee is disabled
 
Source:Other | 13-02-2024
					
					
												
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