Petitions/No tax or national insurance on overtime for emergency service workers
StatusClosed
Opened30 Jun 2025
Closes30 Dec 2025
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Members of the emergency services may regularly work overtime and sometimes do not have the choice but to work it because it may be an aid requirement or jobs may run over. We think that any overtime worked should not be taxed or subject to national insurance

I would like this because it could allow hard working emergency service workers to be in a better situation financially. I think this change would also encourage more overtime worked leading to more resources on the streets as it would be more financially attractive and worth their time to do. I think more resources on the streets creates safer streets. Amongst other benefits.

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Claire Coutinho
1Claire Coutinho MP
East Surrey
68
Douglas McAllister
2Douglas McAllister MP
West Dunbartonshire
57
Dame Nia Griffith
3Dame Nia Griffith MP
Llanelli
55
Danny Beales
4Danny Beales MP
Uxbridge and South Ruislip
54
Sir John Whittingdale
5Sir John Whittingdale MP
Maldon
53
Peter Fortune
6Peter Fortune MP
Bromley and Biggin Hill
52
Julia Lopez
7Julia Lopez MP
Hornchurch and Upminster
47
Martin McCluskey
8Martin McCluskey MP
Inverclyde and Renfrewshire West
47
Naushabah Khan
9Naushabah Khan MP
Gillingham and Rainham
46
Tristan Osborne
10Tristan Osborne MP
Chatham and Aylesford
45
No tax or national insurance on overtime for emergency service workers — Petitions