UK retailers urge chancellor to cut the cost of employing young people
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Tesco, Costa Coffee, the Co-op and other UK employers urged chancellor John Healey to raise the annual earnings threshold for employers’ national insurance from £5,000 to £6,000. They say the earlier cut from £9,100 reduced high-street jobs for young and part-time workers and increased youth unemployment.
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