Tories unveil package of measures to create jobs, which includes waiving national insurance contributions for first 10 employees
David Cameron has unveiled a package of tax breaks for new businesses as part of the Tories鈥� campaign on jobs.
Addressing the Tory party conference in Manchester this afternoon, Cameron said that any new business created in the first two years of a Conservative government would benefit from tax relief. Measures would include waiving employers鈥� national insurance contributions for a company鈥檚 first 10 employees.
Cameron said he believed the measure would 鈥渃reate 60,000 new jobs.鈥�
He was speaking after a presentation by the shadow cabinet emphasized the Conservatives鈥� focus on creating jobs in practical disciplines, including building and engineering.
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