Changes in Payroll Legislation You Need to Know with Karen Thomson & Simon Parsons

The Payroll Podcast

This episode was taken from a live recording of the Payroll Question Time Webinar.

Navigate the complexities of payroll management with confidence after tuning into the latest of the Payroll podcast with Karen Thomson and Simon Parsons. We tackle the new UK holiday pay regulations set to roll out, dissecting the upcoming challenges for employers and employees alike. From understanding 'week 53' to the potential pitfalls of misleading holiday pay rates by recruitment agencies, we provide you with the knowledge to ensure compliance, accuracy, and efficiency in your payroll practices.

Expect to leave this session with a sense of clarity on how to adapt to legislative changes and maintain your footing in the fast-paced world of payroll and HR.

We address the complexities of pay-rolling benefits mid-tax year, the importance of staying up-to-date with HMRC changes, and the criticality of adhering to national minimum wage laws. With the threat of security risks in open-source technology and the ongoing significance of GDPR in data protection, you'll discover the importance of cautious data handling.

As we look into the future of payroll, the potential of Robotic Process Automation and Artificial Intelligence and the impact on the industry. These technologies promise to elevate efficiency but come with a need for responsible implementation, especially in light of GDPR and data security.

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