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Government launches new disability guide with CIPD

Employee Benefits

The Department for Work and Pensions has published new guidance to help employers better support disabled people. It covers areas such as employers’ legal responsibilities, the language they should use, reasonable adjustment and how to discuss performance and progression. The DWP said it forms part of its £2.5 million staff.

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Beth Brown and Danyal Enver: What did the Spring Budget mean for pensions?

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The Chancellor announced powers that would be given to both the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and The Pensions Regulator (TPR) in legislation slated for as early as 2027, enabling them to enforce the value for money regime.

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Around a quarter of jobs will shift over the next five years, WEF report claims

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Its Future of Jobs Report for 2023 suggests that employers anticipate 69 million new jobs to be created and 83 million eliminated among the 673 million jobs corresponding to the dataset, a net decrease of 14 million jobs, or 2 percent of current employment. The fastest growing roles are being driven by technology and digitalization.

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LSAs: A Creative Way to Close Employee Skills Gaps

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Employers everywhere are struggling to retain and upskill existing employees, while simultaneously striving to hire skilled people who are prepared to meet future needs. As a result, 60% of individuals will require training before 2027 to continue performing well in the rapidly changing world of work. That’s what organizations need.

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AAT reports increasing ethnicity and gender pay gaps

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This effort has already been recognised by the Employers Network for Equality and Inclusion, which awarded us a bronze Tide award in 2023 for our work in this area. Olivia Hill, people director at AAT, said: “AAT remains strongly committed to diversity and inclusion within our organisation.

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Top tips for managing the cost of company car schemes

Employee Benefits

Yet, at the same time, with money tight both for employers and employees, keeping driving and car costs down remains key. Here are some top tips on how employers can help employees better manage their company car costs. This will then change to 3% in 2025/26, 4% in 2026/27, and 5% in 2027/28.”

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Two Neighboring States Recently Joined a Growing Movement to Provide Paid Family Leave

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Maryland and Delaware recently joined the growing list of states that have enacted legislation requiring employers to offer paid family and medical leave. Maryland’s new law will cover all employers with at least one employee in the state. Employers with 10 to 24 employees only need to offer parental leave.