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High Court rules BBC cannot change pension to cut future benefits

Employee Benefits

billion pension to cut future benefits for plan members but can make other changes without employees’ consent. The case explored the treatment of future service benefits under the BBC pension scheme, which provides retirement benefits on a defined benefit (DB) basis for BBC employees who joined before 1 December 2010.

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Joanne Frew: The impact of the Retained EU Law Revocation and Reform Bill

Employee Benefits

All European Union (EU) derived employment law is under review following the publication of the Retained EU Law Revocation and Reform Bill. Against a backdrop of a competitive labour market, there has never been a more important time for employers to show their support, helping to create a stable workforce.

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What are you doing to plug your skills gaps? 

LACE Partners

When I joined Sainsburys it seemed apparent then that employers and society had little in the way of knowledge or understanding of those such as myself on the autistic spectrum. Evidence compiled from the National Autistic Society suggests that only 32% of people on the spectrum are in some form of employment.

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Common Retirement Plans for Small Business Owners: A Breakdown

Insperity

A defined benefit plan is fully funded by the employer. Employee and employer contributions vary by plan. The most popular employer-sponsored retirement plan used today, a 401(k) can be set up by businesses of all sizes. Minus any fees and taxes, the employee will receive the balance on the account upon retirement.

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Paula Kathrens: How can employers support staff with the menopause?

Employee Benefits

The government’s announcement in January this year that menopause would not become a new protected characteristic under the Equality Act 2010 was very disappointing for those who had campaigned for change. Employers also have a duty to assess risks in the workplace. appeared first on Employee Benefits.

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HR’s 2018 year in review part one

cipHR

We look at the employment law rulings and legislatory changes that have been affecting UK HR teams over the past 12 months. Employment tribunals and dispute over ‘worker’ status. Following the abolition of tribunal fees in 2017, there has been a surge in cases making their way through employment tribunals.