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Legal Obligations and Beyond: An Employer’s Guide to UK Benefits

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These include: Holiday pay Statutory sick pay Auto enrolment pension Paid leave for maternity, paternity, and adoption Let’s dive deeper into these requirements. For instance, an individual working a five-day week is entitled to 28 paid leave days annually (equivalent to 5.6 weekly for up to 28 weeks.

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New poll reveals the benefits and perks that employees value most

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For over two-thirds (67%) of the 1,001 people polled, sick pay is the employee benefit that they value most, followed by flexible working hours (57%) and pension contribution matching (46%) – where employers offer to match employees’ pension payments on top of the minimum auto-enrolment requirements. Paid sick leave (67%).

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How will the ‘Great Resignation’ change employees attitudes to employee benefits?

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“Organisations which fall short of offering flexible working arrangements, enhanced family-related pay and leave entitlements, pension contributions and social initiatives risk losing key workers.”. Freedom to choose. Beyond these, people want freedom to choose what they would like.

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UAE Labour Law 2023: The Ultimate Guide

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Maternity leave A female worker is entitled to 60 days maternity leave, of which 45 days should be fully paid and 15 days half-paid leave. Parental leave Private sector employees are entitled to a five working day parental leave. The parental leave is a paid leave.