Save As You Earn
Save As You Earn (SAYE) is a savings-related share scheme where an employee saves a fixed monthly amount over a period. At the end of this period, the employee has the option to purchase shares in the employer, at a discount of the market share value at the time the savings contract started.
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Supporting staff with money troubles could improve wellbeing
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Autumn Statement: Employer national insurance contributions to be scrapped for u-21s
Employers' national insurance contributions will be abolished altogether for employees under the age of 21 in 2015.
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Tesco staff share £126m SAYE payout
Tesco staff are to share a £126m payout from the retailer’s Save As You Earn (SAYE) scheme.More than 8,000 supermarket...
50,000 Tesco staff in share-save scheme bonanza
Nearly 50,000 Tesco staff across the UK are celebrating a multi-million-pound payout as two of the company’s Save As You...
