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Amazon Middle East and North Africa enhances paid parental leave policy

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Amazon Middle East and North Africa (MENA) has introduced an enhanced paid parental leave policy for employees across United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan who have become new parents, regardless of gender.

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Freenow launches new benefits for its 10,000 taxi drivers

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Mobility app Freenow has introduced new benefits that will give all of its 10,000 UK taxi drivers access to accident and sickness insurance, and compassionate and parental leave. Freenow’s existing benefits include a subsidy worth up to £4,000 that will help taxi drivers transition to an electric vehicle.

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Parental Leave for New Dads: Companies That Boosted Their Paternity Leave

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Parents in the workplace arguably give employers a hard time to manage, mostly new dads. However, some employers are putting more efforts to tackle parental leave issues squarely – more companies are improving their parental leave policies for both new moms and new dads. Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

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Heathrow Airport Border Force officers strike over working conditions

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Strike action is taking place as members claimed new rosters that the employer wants to introduce would see around 250 of them forced out of their passport control jobs. The post Heathrow Airport Border Force officers strike over working conditions appeared first on Employee Benefits.

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Google and Costco named America’s Best Employers for Women 2023

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Google, Costco and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have been named among America’s Best Employers for Women 2023. Healthcare and social sector employers were the most represented in the top 25 along with insurance firms and retail and wholesale businesses, which each represented about 9% of the overall list.

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Lovewell’s logic: Is the UK failing on pay despite high minimum rates?

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In the UK, this presents a real opportunity for employers to differentiate themselves from competitors, particularly in industries which traditionally employ high numbers of minimum wage workers. In addition, the retailer has introduced a raft of initiatives to support new and prospective parents during their fertility journey.

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Amazon and Wells Fargo named top US employers for 2023

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Online retailer Amazon and financial services firms Wells Fargo and JP Morgan Chase have been named as some of LinkedIn’s top employers to work for in the US in 2023. LinkedIn also recognised it as a top employer in Japan and Spain, where it ranked first, and in the UK, India and Italy, where it ranked second.

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