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Seafarers Awareness Week Since 2010 Seafarers UK has coordinated and promoted an annual Seafarers Awareness Week. Every year we choose a fresh theme for Seafarers Awareness Week. In 2019 Seafarers UK will be focusing on raising awareness of the UK’s commercial fishing industry, especially the skippers and crews of fishing vessels of all sizes, from under-10m beach-launched boats, to the huge pelagic trawlers operating out of major ports such as Peterhead and Plymouth. Seafarers UK has already called upon Government to ensure that fishermen’s lives are as well protected as the fish they catch. This plea followed in the wake of a major research project – commissioned by Seafarers UK – that focused on a diverse selection of the UK ports and harbours, culminating in the publication of a free 48-page Fishing for a Future report.

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Payroll Giving - working for a good cause

Payroll Giving is a flexible scheme which allows anyone who receives their pay through payroll to give regularly and on a tax free basis to the charities and good causes of their choice.

Payroll Giving donations are deducted before tax so for every £1.00 that you give it will only cost you 80p, and if you're a higher rate tax payer it will only cost you 60p.

Payroll Giving (also known as Give As You Earn or workplace giving) is a valuable, long term source of revenue, providing regular income to help charities budget and plan ahead more effectively. Employees can choose to support any charity of their choice with a regular donation direct from their pay.

Its cheaper because its tax free - for example, a donation of £5 per month costs the basic rate tax payer £4.00 (the taxman pays the rest!)

Higher rate taxpayers- the only way to pass on your 40% or 45% tax to charities. Only 28% can be recouped via other ways of giving.

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1987- 2017 Celebrating 30yrs of Payroll Giving