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Author Archives: Jase Hargreaves
David Gauke speaks at Payroll World
I usually attend the Payroll World Spring update conference every year but after a sales call from PW a few weeks earlier and being informed that MP and Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury David Gauke would be in attendance I … Continue reading
Posted in business, HMRC, IT, Politics, tax
Tagged big brother, data submission, David Gauke, HMRC, RTI
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Dealing with a threat of legal action
To my surprise and displeasure, I discovered 2 of my staff had responded to a letter of complaint threatening legal action this week. I won’t knock them for showing initiative, but the response was aggressive, verbose and quoted endless contractual … Continue reading
Posted in business
Tagged campaign for plain english, customer service, legal, legal action, letter writing, letters
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Advice for Job Seekers – #1 and a bit – Get on Linkedin
Employment opportunity for Accounts Assistant or Reconciliation Clerk, Watford, Herts, UK. Folks, I am looking for an accounts assistant but more specifically, a reconciler. I work for an SME that has been affected, although not catastrophically, by the recession. We … Continue reading
Posted in business, recruitment, work
Tagged accounts, employment, job seekers, jobs, linkedin, opportunity, payroll, reconciliation, recruitment, watford
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Syncing your iPhone to Outlook
I decided that it would be a good idea to sync my iPhone with my work email contacts, we use outlook and I expected to simply upload my contacts directory in outlook with my contacts directory in my phone. Not … Continue reading
Posted in technology
Tagged Apple, apps, contacts, email, iPhone, massive, problem, sync
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Pet hates about personal statements No.2
Not putting a personal statement, I mean not even a covering letter saying: “I would like to apply for the position of….” What do you think my reaction will be? It’s the metaphorical equivalent of walking into a grocery store … Continue reading
Idiots guide to Pensions Auto Enrolment
A new employment tax came into force on Monday, but only if you are unfortunate enough to work for a very large employer, by very large employer I mean a company with over 120,000 employees, that’s large. Employees will be … Continue reading
Pleb calls Pleb a Pleb
As we all know, Andrew Mitchell lost his rag at a policeman Pleb the other day when the officer wouldn’t allow him to cycle through a gate that was designated for cars, insisting that he use the proper gate that … Continue reading
Pet Hates about Personal Statements No.1
I rarely like to give advice but whenever we have a job opportunity at work I feel the need. As I am a fond advocate for the Plain English Campaign; I find there are certain concepts you can convey to … Continue reading
Posted in business, work
Tagged advice, CV, getting to interview, job applications, personal statements, pet hates
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Writing to your MP, total waste of time…
I wrote to David Gauke MP, he’s my local politico and is supposed to represent his constituents. I wanted to know if he shared my fears about HMRC’s Real Time Information (RTI) initiative. I won’t go into details in this … Continue reading
Posted in HMRC, Politics
Tagged centralised deductions, David Gauke, HMRC, politics, RTI, useless waste of space
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Saturday Morning Damson Hunt
So, Saturday morning is Caiden and Dad’s walk time. We sometimes just walk round the local area and sometimes go out of town and find a patch of woodland or a lake. Last weekend I noticed Damsons growing over the … Continue reading