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The top 10 most-read articles between 19 – 25 January 2024

Employee Benefits

between 19 – 25 January 2024 were: Lidl GB gives pay rise to 26,000 hourly-paid employees FCA manager loses full-time work from home claim Mitie, The Perfume Shop and NFU Mutual UK certified as UK top employers Lloyds Banking Group reports 5.7% mean ethnicity pay gap Engineering construction staff accept 17.4%

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How to love your job (again)

cipHR

Look at your work environment and make some small changes to refresh your outlook. If you are working from home, why not move your work area to a different room or perhaps just change the layout of your desk and the objects that are around you. Construction. Now fast forward to the present day.

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5 Ways To Create the Perfect Compensation System

Hppy

As a result, businesses must choose between constructing their own compensation management system, continuing to use Excel with all of its limits and risks, or using a web-based (SaaS) best-of-breed solution. When will salary changes and review processes be implemented? Work from home. Stock options/equity.

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Key Issues for UK Employees in 2020

Global People Strategist

The situation worsens as 23 to 29 percent of those at risk come from the 20 lowest income sub-regions across the United Kingdom. Accommodation, food services, eater utilities, construction, information, and communication industries seem to be the most impacted so far. Health and Safety Concerns. Falling Economic Activity.

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How Can Employers Help Employees With the Cost of Living Crisis?

Empuls

Studies in the UK established that only a small portion of companies were paying a short-term solution, such as a hike in wages or salaries or a one-time bonus that helps employees battle inflation in the economy. For example : Adobe , in response to the cost of living crisis in the UK, is introducing a hybrid work model for its employees.

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Majority of in-person staff can’t afford to take time off for illness, survey suggests

cipHR

Faced with declining real incomes and mounting expenses, almost half (46%) of all respondents have taken on additional hours at work, one in five (19%) now has a second job for extra income, and one in three (34%) has been actively job hunting (a further one in six are also considering looking for a higher salaried role).

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14 Must-Have New Year's Resolutions for HR Professionals in 2023

Empuls

Employers should maintain consistent expectations, provide feedback, and praise outstanding work. Promote a Healthy Work/Life Balance In recent years, many people have been obliged to work from home. The border between work and personal life began to dissolve for many employees.