// JavaScript Document

var Jargon = new Array();
var Pick;

function randJargon()
{
	Jargon[0] = '<p><em><strong>&quot;Overarching&quot; Contract</strong></em></p><p>This is a contract of employment that Simplify will give you, this will state what, whom and how you will work with us...</p>';
Jargon[1] = '<p><em><strong>\'Bacs\' Payment</strong></em></p><p>Bacs stands for Banker\'s Automated Clearing Services. This is a payment that the bank will process from Simplify into your account. This normally takes 3 days to clear...</p>';
Jargon[2] = '<p><em><strong>24 Month rule</strong></em></p><p>This is a HMRC policy that states that once you have been made aware (i.e you have a contract to state) or you have been based at a specific site for more than 24 months this is no longer deemed as a temporary place of work and hence you are not entitled to claim business expenses (hence reduce the tax you pay). This is deemed by the HMRC as irrelevant who your employer is, it is the location that..</p>';
Jargon[3] = '<p><em><strong>Administration Fee</strong></em></p><p>This is the charge that Simplify Business deducts from your wages to cover the cost of processing your wages. i.e calculating and paying your tax, NI and off-setting your expenses as well as completing final year returns. Simplify Business charge &Acirc;&pound;20 per week gross.  This includes same day payments into your bank and insurance...</p>';
Jargon[4] = '<p><em><strong>Employers Liability Insurance</strong></em></p><p>It is a requirement for all Employers to have Employers Liability Insurance.  If you are a one person Ltd Company, you will still need to have Employer\'s Liability Insurance in place...</p>';
Jargon[5] = '<p><em><strong>Expenses</strong></em></p><p>Please refer to our expenses policies which illustrate which of your business expenses, that have been incurred due to your work commitment, that can be offset against your tax liabilities. Please note that these expenses are not paid back to you they are in fact offset against the amount of tax that you need to pay down to a minimum wage...</p>';
Jargon[6] = '<p><em><strong>Faster Payment</strong></em></p><p>This is a payment that Banks will process from Simplify into your account. This normally clears on the same day. At the moment there are still some banks who do not have this option available. Simplify do not charge for this option. ..</p>';
Jargon[7] = '<p><em><strong>Gross Pay</strong></em></p><p>This is the amount that you earnt before any deductions have been made in regards to income tax, National Insurance and other statutory commitments. The calculation will be your pay rate times the number of hours you have worked...</p>';
Jargon[8] = '<p><em><strong>HMRC</strong></em></p><p>Her Majesty\'s Revenue and Customs; formerly known as the Inland Revenue. They write ,police and uphold legislation concerning tax. They have a right to request receipts for your expense claims for up to 6 years. If you are found to have claimed incorrectly you could be subject to a re-payment order, interest charges and a fine...</p>';
Jargon[9] = '<p><em><strong>Holiday Pay</strong></em></p><p>As an employee you accrue holiday in the same way that other employees do. There are two options of payment for this. 1) You claim your holiday every payment 2) you set up a &quot;holiday fund&quot; (illustrated on your payslip) and claim when you are not working...</p>';
Jargon[10] = '<p><em><strong>IR35</strong></em></p><p>On 9th March 1999, the Inland Revenue issued a press release detailing how  they were to close the loophole that allowed freelancers and contractors to avoid paying large amounts of tax and national insurance by using a personal service company, composite company or business partnerships. This press release was called IR 35, and the legislation it announced has generally been referred to as IR35 e..</p>';
Jargon[11] = '<p><em><strong>MSC</strong></em></p><p>MSC stands for a Managed Service Company. This is a company that provides the services of people to other companies. These are now illegal as the contractor avoids paying tax as they claim dividends from the company. Simplify is not an MSC...</p>';
Jargon[12] = '<p><em><strong>National Insurance Contributions (NIC)</strong></em></p><p>This is a government tax that applies to all income. This is allocated to pay for public funded items such as the National Health Service and your State Retirement Pension. There are lots of different classes of National Insurance, as an employee of Simplify you need to be aware of Employees NIC which will be deducted from your pay along with PAYE, and also Employer\'s NIC.  The Employer\'s Contri..</p>';
Jargon[13] = '<p><em><strong>Net Pay</strong></em></p><p>This is the amount that you are paid once Tax, National Insurance Contributions and processing fees have been deducted. This is the amount of money that is paid into your bank...</p>';
Jargon[14] = '<p><em><strong>P45</strong></em></p><p>This is requested by your previous employer to the HMRC which details your earnings to date in the financial year with your personal tax code. This needs to be presented to Simplify as soon as possible after joining us. If you do not have a P45 we can provide you with a P46 which will be sent to the HMRC in order to allocate your personal tax code...</p>';
Jargon[15] = '<p><em><strong>P46</strong></em></p><p>If you do not have a P45 Simplify we provide you with a P46 to complete which will allocate your tax code. There is normally a delay in this getting through the system and you will probably be paying &quot;emergency&quot; tax until your tax code comes through...</p>';
Jargon[16] = '<p><em><strong>P60</strong></em></p><p>This is a statement that Simplify Business will issue you at the end of year (around April) which will record you tax and National Insurance paid over the previous financial year...</p>';
Jargon[17] = '<p><em><strong>Payment Frequency</strong></em></p><p>This is how often you are going to get paid. You will negotiate this with your recruitment agency...</p>';
Jargon[18] = '<p><em><strong>Professional Indemnity Insurance</strong></em></p><p>This insurance protects you against a claim made by your place of work. This allows compensation to be paid if you are found to be negligent or have made a mistake...</p>';
Jargon[19] = '<p><em><strong>Public Liability Insurance</strong></em></p><p>This insurance will cover you, if you are found to be responsible for personal injuries to a third party...</p>';
Jargon[20] = '<p><em><strong>Self Assessment</strong></em></p><p>This is a declaration made to HMRC which states what you have earned over the previous financial year...</p>';
Jargon[21] = '<p><em><strong>Statutory Sick Pay</strong></em></p><p>Simplify, as your employer, is legally required to pay you statutory sick pay after four consecutive days absent from work...</p>';
Jargon[22] = '<p><em><strong>Timesheets</strong></em></p><p>This is the record that you send to your recruitment agency detailing what hours you worked within a given time period. This is used by the recruitment agency to inform Simplify of what you have earnt...</p>';
	Pick = parseInt(Math.random()*(Jargon.length));
	document.write('<div id="rotating">');
	document.write('<div id="jarbust">' + Jargon[Pick] + '</div>');
	document.write('</div>');
	setInterval(changeJargon, 9000);
}

function changeJargon()
{
	if(Pick == (Jargon.length-1))
		Pick = 0;
	else
		Pick = Pick+1;
		
	$("#jarbust").fadeOut("fast", function() {
		$("#jarbust").html(Jargon[Pick]);								  
				$("#jarbust").fadeIn("slow"); });
}