A global think tank is calling on the UK government to increase the statutory replacement rate of sick pay to 80 per cent of previous earnings, in keeping with several European countries.
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Why is today, Friday 4th January, such an important day to recognize?
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When done properly, being visibly family-friendly is a powerful tool for employers, new research finds.
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Over half (58 per cent) of reward and employee benefit specialists see predictive analytics as a game changer in the industry
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Research has shown that the issues of culture and engagement are top priority for organisations looking to integrate globally dispersed or virtual teams.
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Incentive and reward company, Red Letter Days For Business, know how important it is to recognise employees for a job well done and the company has stepped its rewards up a notch this month by launching the Hypercar Holy Trinity 200mph Challenge – a world-exclusive supercar experience in partnership with Auto Vivendi Supercar Club.
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Skills shortages are some of the biggest issues facing UK businesses right now. Unemployment is predicted to fall this year to 5.2 percent; a point considered to indicate that everyone who wants to work is in work. On top of that growing control over immigrant workers is adding more pressure in some sectors. The heat is really is on for HR professionals responsible for talent acquisition and retention
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Despite more and more people using public transport to get to work, the availability of a company is still a crucial factor for many when it comes to accepting a job. 64 percent of company car drivers have said in a survey that the availability of vehicles are an important factor in job decisions and virtually all (90 percent) of those offered a company car accepted it.
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