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XPS Pensions Group accredited as menopause-friendly employer

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Pension consulting and administration business XPS Pensions Group has been awarded menopause-friendly accreditation ahead of World Menopause Day (18 October). Ben Bramhall, co-chief executive officer at XPS Pensions Group, said: “We are delighted to have achieved accreditation as a menopause friendly employer.

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B and Q and Screwfix give retail staff pay rise

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Home improvement retailers B and Q and Screwfix, both owned by Kingfisher, have announced that shop floor workers will receive a pay rise to £10.60 Kingfisher also provides share schemes, discounts across various national retailers and access to financial wellbeing app Wagestream. from 1 April, an 8.2% increase, respectively.

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Primark to increase pay for 27,000 employees

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Retailer Primark is to increase hourly pay for 27,000 retail employees so they benefit from an average 9.1% From 1 April, the organisation will increase its average hourly pay rates for all retail assistants across England, Scotland and Wales from £11 to £12, and from £11.51 for those in London.

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How to structure a sustainable reward strategy

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Image Factory/shutterstock_1864249615 Need to know: Employee benefits can play an important role in helping organisations meet their sustainability goals, as well as helping to attract and retain staff. It is vital that any initiatives are communicated effectively and that employees can see the impact these are having.

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Gretna Green accredited as living wage employer

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Credit: chrisdorney / Shutterstock.com Wedding venue and events business Gretna Green has received living wage employer accreditation from Living Wage Scotland. As part of its living wage commitment, all Gretna Green employees will receive a minimum hourly wage of £11 per hour.

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Marks and Spencer enhances pay and family leave policies

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Credit: patat / Shutterstock.com Retailer Marks and Spencer has announced pay increases and enhancements to its maternity, paternity and adoption policies. A full-time employee will see an increase of around £180 per month. A huge thank you to our 65,000 [employees] for their continued hard work.” to £12 per hour, a 10.1%

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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.