Reeves' jobs tax is forcing firms to send jobs abroad

Chancellor hiked firms' costs

- BY JONATHAN WALKER

EMPLOYERS are pulling posts from the UK to dodge Labour's jobs tax.

Higher national insurance payments, workers' rights laws and minimum wage hikes have sparked a flood of firms moving overseas.

UK companies have often set up call centres or data processing sites abroad, but are now offshoring managerial roles previously filled by graduates here.

One agency that helps British employers recruit staff in countries such as South Africa said its business had doubled,