Higher taxes could leave low-paid frontline workers £1,000 worse off

Labour and CBI express concerns the government's tax policies are bad for business and workers Higher national insurance payments will leave low-paid frontline workers potentially more than £1,000 a year worse off, while also depriving firms of the cash needed to invest, according to the latest analyses. The combination of higher national insurance contributions (NICs), Universal Credit cuts and a freeze on the income tax personal allowance, would take £1,040 a year away from the average super...