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Novus Health becomes living pension employer

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Health provider Novus Health has received living pension employer accreditation from the Living Wage Foundation. All new employees joining the business will automatically be enrolled. Employers commit to either a percentage or cash target, equivalent to 12% of salary for a full-time employee earning a living wage salary or £2,800.

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How SSE engages employees to increase pension contributions

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Scottish energy multinational SSE was one of the first employers to become accredited by the living pension scheme in 2023. The Living Pension savings target is 12% of a full-time living Wage worker’s salary, of which the employer pays at least 7%. That gets people’s cogs ticking over,” says Thomson. Honesty is key.

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66% of full-time UK staff think contributory pensions are important

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Two-thirds (66%) of full-time UK employees regard contributory pensions and savings as important, according to research by Employee Benefits Isle of Man. Workers worldwide are placing greater importance on flexible non-salary benefits, signalling a shift towards more personalised and immediate value-adding benefits. This

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Employee benefit trends 2023

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The question is, what can businesses, in particular HR and Reward teams, do to thrive in 2023? Start by staying current on the latest benefits trends and to give your people support and benefits that really matter to them. Here are our observations on the biggest benefit trends to hit your feeds this year. Not convinced?

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Sacker and Partners becomes living pension employer

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Pensions law firm Sacker and Partners has become a living pension employer. Employers commit to either a percentage or cash target, equivalent to 12% of salary for a full-time employee earning a living wage salary or £2,800. The employer pays in at least 7%, or £1,630.

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Buyer’s guide to group personal pension schemes

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What is a group personal pension (GPP)? A group personal pension is a defined contribution (DC) arrangement whereby an employer agrees to make monthly contributions into a scheme, but the contract is between the employer and the pension provider. The pensions annual allowance has been increased from £40,000 to £60,000.

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Employers more likely to publish salary ranges than specific amounts

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Organisations are more likely to publish information on salary ranges than specific salaries, according to research by professional body the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD). Eight in 10 (80%) increased employees’ base pay in the year to October 2023.

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