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Protirement: Is the UK Government about to redefine ‘retirement’? 

LACE Partners

In one of our latest pieces, Tim Ringo from our team takes a look at a recent article in The Times that focused on a government campaign to bring over-50’s out of retirement, assessing the impact for businesses. A key part of understanding the bigger picture for people when they leave the workforce for the golf course. .

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Employee Benefits Guide for 2023: What Employers Need To Know

Vantage Circle

The organization pays specific amounts to cover an employee's medical care. Other types of medical care involve dental checkups, biometric screening, etc. Keeping this in mind, the organization offering to cover their employee's medical insurance is a huge load off of their shoulders.

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5 commonly overlooked rules on keeping personnel records

Business Management Daily

How many of the best practices below might your organization be cutting corners on, leaving you open to litigation worries? Employees’ pension or 401(k) information. Medical/disability records, including FMLA requests and paperwork. When an employee leaves, is it OK to finally lump all their files together? Big mistake.

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17 Essential Employee Benefits Ideas to Boost Morale and Productivity

Empuls

In addition to traditional medical, dental, and vision plans, some organizations offer more specialized plans, such as mental health coverage, disability insurance, or telemedicine services. Some employers also offer separate sick leave policies to ensure that employees don't come to work when they're contagious.

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Laws And Regulations Every HR Professional Should Know In 2023

Empuls

HR professionals must now navigate a labyrinth of laws and regulations that govern everything from labor standards to digital workspaces. Stricter timelines and reporting protocols are now in place, demanding HR departments to act quickly and transparently in resolving DEI-related issues. Health and safety regulations 1.

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How prepared are workers’ compensation systems for COVID-19?

Workers' Compensation Perspectives

The then chairman wrote: In the closing months of the last year we have been compelled to reject a number of claims arising out of the influenza epidemic, in which mothers with small children made application for pensions. One case was particularly painful. We were unable to answer. Source: 1918 Annual report ibid.,

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The UK workplace sector reacts to the Spring Budget 2023

Workplace Insight

The abolition of the cap on the amount people can accumulate in pensions savings over their lifetime before having to pay extra tax (currently £1.07m) Tax-free yearly allowance for pension pot to rise from £40,000 to £60,000. It is also critical that this new early-years funding doesn’t infringe on existing rights to parental leave.