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If a business needs to cut costs, it may try to change its workers’ terms and conditions, for instance by cutting pay or changing shift patterns.

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The chancellor also highlighted other measures aimed at cutting the cost of living, including freezing NHS prescription charges and regulated rail fares in England, as well as scrapping green levies added to energy bills.

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The eventual tax savings are still substantial, and if you don’t take advantage, it’s like “cutting off your nose to spite your face,” says Bethany Dever, a certified financial planner at Rockland Trust.

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Roten rejected the government argument, saying that with so many more people, the service duration could easily be shortened, "cutting costs".

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Wednesday to pick up his barbers from his downtown business and start cutting hair at Los Angeles Mission in Skid Row.

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