"The incentive offers a financial boost that is designed to offset the cost of a membership with the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB). The offer comes at a time when small business owners across the UK are facing increasing uncertainty over HR compliance - an area where FSB membership offers vital support - as the Employment Rights Bill travels through parliament."
"Commenting on the new offer, Laura Willerton, Head of Relationship Banking at The Co-operative Bank, said: "Uncertainty over changes to employment rights is just another thing to add to business' worry lists. Our cashback offer has been designed to help take away one of those worries, by helping more small businesses to get a direct line to expert advice when they need it most.""
"The Co-operative Bank's FSB account also offers free everyday banking, with no monthly service fee, no introductory tariffs and no arrangement fees on overdrafts. The offer will be available for a limited time only. To qualify, customers need to have signed up to be an FSB member, deposit and maintain £1,000 in the account, and make regular use of it in the first three months."
The Co-operative Bank launched a £200 cashback incentive for customers opening an FSB Bank Account to help offset the cost of Federation of Small Businesses membership. The incentive targets small businesses facing uncertainty over HR compliance as the Employment Rights Bill travels through parliament. FSB membership provides 24/7 expert advice on crisis management, debt recovery, health and safety and employment rights. The FSB account includes free everyday banking with no monthly service fee, no introductory tariffs and no overdraft arrangement fees. The cashback is time-limited and requires FSB sign-up, a maintained £1,000 balance and regular account use in the first three months.
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