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In order to fund social care in the UK, the Government announced last week–controversially–that National Insurance (NI) contributions would be going up for individuals and businesses, breaking a manifesto pledge not to raise it.
In this myGrapevine+ feature we dive into the government’s recent decision to hike National Insurance contributions in a bid to fund improved social care and how it is likely to impact your business and employees.
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