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Autumn statement: What does it mean for HR?

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Autumn statement: What does it mean for HR?

Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne’s last budget heralded the era of the National Living Wage.

Yesterday’s autumn statement, with in-work benefits debated and cuts to police forces mooted, posed other problems. To see what the Chancellor’s announcements mean for HR, read below.     

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