Payroll

Vickie Graham from the CIPP discusses the need to attract new recruits, and the broad array of careers on offer in payroll.

Young employees are causing problems in the workplace, with seven in 10 employers admitting they struggle to manage them.

More than eight in 10 payroll professionals believe artificial intelligence will transform their industry, despite only 6% using it in their day-to-day role.

How can employers avoid payroll errors when rolling out a new system, and how can they ensure its implementation is a success?

The Conservatives pledge a further 2p cut to employees' national insurance contribution in their general election manifesto today.

A Ministry of Defence hack has led to the personal details of some current and former staff being exposed.

Personnel Today provides an HR checklist of things to do in April 2024, as new employment laws come into force in the UK.

Almost 10,000 Asda employees have received incorrect payslips due to a payroll error, with some missing up to two weeks' wages.

Manchester United accidentally sent out personal HR details of 167 casual workers, who are now seeking compensation.

Surrey County Council has apologised to employees after an error with its £30m payroll system saw staff paid the wrong wages.

The Department for Business and Trade yesterday published a list of 524 employers who have collectively left 172,000 workers a combined £16m out of pocket.

There are huge risks in trusting the computer system to be always right – an illogical position currently backed up by UK law. If we are to avoid future scandals such as the Post Office vs the sub-postmasters there must be fundamental technology change – or employees and franchisees will continue to be at risk.

A payroll error of the ages has come to light, which involves a character who no doubt would have used his superhuman agility and strength to retrieve his earnings…

Government's surprise cut in employees' national insurance contributions takes effect from Saturday 6 January 2024.

A new 'advanced' tax band is to be created for higher earners in Scotland, while those on top salaries will see their income tax increase.