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Department of Work and Pensions reports 5.9% mean gender pay gap

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The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) has reported a mean gender pay gap for 2022 of 5.9%. percentage point from 2021, while its median gender pay gap for 2022 is 0. for 2022, while its median bonus gap increased by a 1.2 The post Department of Work and Pensions reports 5.9% percentage point to 14.6%

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Pension Protection Fund reports 11.07% disability pay gap

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The Pension Protection Fund has published its disability and long-term health condition pay gap data for the first time, reporting a 2022 mean hourly pay gap of 11.07%. A total of 85% of those employees with a disability or long-term health condition, and 83.5% The proportion of black employees receiving bonus pay was 72%.

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The top 10 most-read articles between 7 January – 13 January 2022

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between 7 January and 13 January 2022 were: UK Swissport staff receive above-inflation pay rise. A changing pension landscape: what can employers expect in 2022? The Caravan and Motorhome Club plans full pensions communication schedule for 2022. The top 10 most-read stories on employeebenefits.co.uk

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The top 10 most-read articles between 25 November – 1 December 2022

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between 25 November and 1 December 2022 were: Ikea gives staff 6% pay rise and enhances benefits. 47% of businesses plan bonuses for Christmas 2022. Forget Me Not introduces salary sacrifice pension scheme. The top 10 most-read articles on www.employeebenefits.co.uk Harrods security guards strike in pay dispute.

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59% of British workers feel unhappy with their benefits packages

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Conducted by global talent services firm Morgan McKinley as part of its 2024 Salary guide , the survey found that the top five desired benefits respondents look for in a job are working from home, bonus, pension, health insurance and flexible working hours. Benefits around wellbeing and flexibility remain top of the pile.”

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How will the ‘Great Resignation’ change employees attitudes to employee benefits?

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Pay is one way but employee benefits and reward packages are another major focus. Flexible working, mental health and social value are all in demand but some are questioning the use of more ‘gimmicky’ benefits. That means employers must take benefits a lot more seriously and put together fully-fledged employee benefits plans.”.

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Total pay growth hits strongest rate since before pandemic

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Growth in average total pay, including bonuses and regular pay but excluding bonuses , from September to November 2022 was 6.4%, according to the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures. In September to November 2022, adjusted for inflation growth in real terms, both total and regular pay fell by 2.6%

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