Webinar
14 August 2024
10:00 - 11:00
Free Event
A huge consideration for businesses across the food & drink sector; in this webinar Johnston Carmichael will cover a specific impact of the increasing costs to employment, with the uplift changes in the National Minimum Wage (NMW) and the associated compliance requirements in monitoring and maintaining controls in this complex area.
Attendees will obtain a broader understanding of how the NMW operates (it’s not just about payroll), key areas where HMRC will undertake checks and how you can identify potential problem areas within your business.
Understanding this will better protect your business from any potential claims via employees or from HMRC scrutiny as there can be significant monetary and reputational consequences in getting this wrong.
Johnston Carmichael deliver specialist food & drink sector insight and expertise, with their food & drink team working with over 500 clients in the sector, across the UK.
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Scott McFarlane– Senior Manager, Employer Services
Adam Hardie- Business Development Partner and Head of Food & Drink
https://johnstoncarmichael.com/about-us/our-team/adam-hardie
Audience
Senior finance professionals, HR specialists, Payroll Operators, business owners, managers
About Johnston Carmichael
Johnston Carmichael is an independent accountancy and advisory firm, supporting growing businesses in a diverse range of sectors across the UK and internationally. With 900 sharp minds across 12 locations nationwide, the business delivers specialist food & drink sector insight and expertise. As a member firm of Moore Global, they are also connected to a community of more than 30,000 people in 110 countries worldwide, helping clients on their international journey and expansion into new markets.
Led by Adam Hardie, the food & drink team work with over 500 clients in the sector, across the UK. Their specialist knowledge of food and drink has been developed over the years through working with businesses of all sizes operating across the sector.