Cameron proposes tax-exemption plan for employers
By David Woods Tuesday, 11 November 2008
Employers could receive a tax exemption for recruiting candidates who have been unemployed for more than three months, if proposals put forward by Conservative leader David Cameron, become policy.
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Speaking in Parliament this morning, Cameron said, under his proposal, employers could save £2,500 per recruit and could help create 350,000 jobs.
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