2004 Pre-Budget Report: what does it mean for employers?

Gordon Brown introduced the 'pre-Budget report' to provide a progress report between Budgets (which take place every Spring), and to allow the Government to tweak its policies. In fact, the pre-Budget report has evolved almost into a second Budget, where major announcements and initiatives are launched.

The headline announcement for employers at yesterday's speech was probably the increase in paid maternity leave. There were also several other announcements which have a bearing on workplace ... (323 more words)

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