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'Metric martyr' awaits his day of judgement
COMMENTARY:
The climate change levy
Caution over Equal Treatment Directive
Self-employed have rights too, you know
Survey signals growth in employee share ownership
FSB signs up to racially aware leadership project
National Business Day is a success
Survey signals growth in employee share ownership
The number of companies offering share options to employees is on the rise, according to the Employee Share Ownership Centre. Almost three-quarters of advisers reported increased enquiries about Enterprise Management Incentives (EMI), which allow growing companies with gross assets of less than £15m to award up to £100,000 worth of share options to a maximum 15 key employees. These criteria may change, though, as the Chancellor favours scrapping the maximum employee level and replacing it with a maximum options money pool of £2.5m per company.
For the full News, see pages 4-5, 7-8, 27 of the February/March 2001 issue of First Voice
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