UK Summer Financial Statement 2020 Summary

‘A Plan for Jobs’ - A summary of the UK Government’s
Summer Financial Statement

08/07/2020

In the summer financial statement presented to the House of Commons on 8 July 2020, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, unveiled measures to create and support jobs, boost the housing market, and incentivise consumers to support the hospitality and tourism sectors.

In the below guide, we have summarised the key highlights from the government’s summer financial statement entitled ‘A Plan for Jobs’.

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We’re proud to be a living wage employer. We believe that no one should have to choose between financial stability and doing a job they love, so we pay a wage that allows our team to save for a rainy day and guarantees a good quality of life.

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‘A Plan for Jobs’ - A summary of the UK Government’s Summer Financial Statement

We’re proud to be a living wage employer. We believe that no one should have to choose between financial stability and doing a job they love, so we pay a wage that allows our team to save for a rainy day and guarantees a good quality of life.

Many members of the Atticus Partners team hold the Communications Management Standard (CMS). CMS demonstrates a commitment to achieving excellence and assures our clients that we are providing the most effective service possible.

‘A Plan for Jobs’ - A summary of the UK Government’s
Summer Financial Statement