Statutory employee welfare refers to benefits and protections mandated by law, such as minimum wage, overtime pay, social security, and workers' compensation. Nonstatutory employee welfare, on the other hand, includes benefits provided by employers voluntarily, such as health insurance, retirement plans, and wellness programs. The key difference lies in the legal requirement: statutory benefits are legally enforced, while nonstatutory benefits are discretionary and depend on the employer's policies.
Other income that you receive from your own business operations. Nonstatatutory income (independent contractor) self employed taxpayer
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Service for the Roman Empire meant either service in the army or service in the imeprial bureaucracy.
A statutory service is a service that is essential to the running of the country and is therefore provided by the governement.
describe what is meant by needs-led service and service-led planning and their relevance for care planning practices
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