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Flexible Working Bill receives Royal Assent

Employee Benefits

The Employment Relations (Flexible Working) Bill, which will allow UK workers to request flexible working from day one in a job, has received Royal Assent. It also covers where someone works, such as from home or a satellite office in order to shorten their commute.

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Flexible working bill gains royal assent, but doubts remain

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Employees across the UK will be given even more flexibility over where and when they work, according to the government, as the Employment Relations (Flexible Working) Bill receives Royal Assent. Potentially, which may prove a strain on our already full to bursting employment tribunal system.”

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35% think Flexible Working Bill does not support working carers

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Employee Benefits poll: One-third (35%) of organisations do not think that the recent Employment Relations ( Flexible Working ) Bill goes far enough to support working carers, according to a survey of Employee Benefits readers.

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Neonatal, carer and family leave acts receive Royal Assent

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The Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Act, the Carer’s Leave Act and the Protection from Redundancy (Pregnancy and Family Leave) Act have received Royal Assent. Once in force, these government-backed bills will support vulnerable workers and parents during difficult times.

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Poll: Do you think the Employment Relations (Flexible Working) Bill goes far enough to support working carers?

Employee Benefits

Earlier this month, Employee Benefits reported that the Employment Relations (Flexible Working) Bill, which will allow UK workers to request flexible working from day one in a job, has received Royal Assent. Take part in our latest readers’ poll on a current topical issue.

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Lovewell’s logic: Should the Flexible Working Bill go further?

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When the Flexible Working Bill received Royal Assent last week, many commentators, particularly parental rights campaigners, hailed this as a huge step forward. According to the Equality and Human Rights Commission, demand for flexibility is rising, with 8.7

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What actions can employers take to close the gender pensions gap?

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2) Bill will remove the lower earnings limit, enabling more employees to pay into a pension. Women need to work and save for an extra 19 years on average to retire with the same amount of money in their pension savings as a man, according to Now: Pensions and Pensions Policy Institute ‘s January 2024 gender pension gap report.

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