High earners may be hit with 12% charge increase

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Plans to exempt low-paid from contribution hikes could lead to higher earners paying 10% to 12% more, delegates heard.

Economic modeling by the Communities and Local Government department shows plans to exempt low paid workers from a three percentage point  employee contribution increases could mean a double-digit ...

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