Budget 2005: what does it mean for employers?

Workplace Law members won't have failed to notice that the Chancellor, Gordon Brown, delivered his ninth Budget yesterday. Entitled 'a budget for hard-working families', this year’s announcements have been considered rather "neutral", lacking in any shocking revelations.


As Andrew Smith, Chief Economist at KPMG, commented after the Budget:

"This was never going to be a giveaway Budget: the proximity of the election may have dictated against unpleasant surprises but, equally, financia... (1454 more words)

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