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FitFlop introduces salary sacrifice nursery scheme

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Credit: Ritu Manoj Jethani/Shutterstock Footwear brand FitFlop has introduced a salary sacrifice nursery scheme for its 165 UK employees in order to help them save money on childcare fees. The post FitFlop introduces salary sacrifice nursery scheme appeared first on Employee Benefits.

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Currys increases salary for 10,000 staff and boosts minimum pay rates

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Credit: bennphoto / Shutterstock.com Retailer Currys is increasing pay for its approximately 10,000 hourly-paid employees as part of an investment into their pay. The retailer has additionally increased minimum pay rates , which will rise to £11.50 Its store-based workers will now earn an average of £12.33 per hour in London.

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Allianz introduces electric car salary sacrifice scheme

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Insurance firm Allianz has introduced an electric car salary sacrifice scheme for its more than 8,000 UK employees. They can choose between electric and plug-in hybrid cars, while the cost of the lease is calculated monthly and deducted from their gross salary through payroll.

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The benefits offered by Wave

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The benefits on offer at Wave: Pension A master trust pension scheme for all employees. Two years paid at half salary at time of acceptance. Age limits are 16 to state pension age. Life insurance for all employees with a death-in-service benefit of four-times salary. Age limits are 16 to state pension age.

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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. Stuart Machin, chief executive of Marks and Spencer, said: “Our vision is to be the most trusted retailer and that starts with being the most trusted employer. rise from last year.

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Ingka Group to pay out €311 million performance-based bonus

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Ingka Group, which owns retailer Ikea, has announced that it will pay out a €311 million employee bonus based on good results this financial year, where revenue grew by 5.4%. The bonus total varies each year and is based on the performance of the business unit, retail country and market area. loyalty pension programme since 2014.

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UK Power Networks uses total reward statements to boost engagement with benefits

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Examples of these are our Tusker car initiative, which now has 250 users, and presenting available retail discounts just before Christmas as a timely reminder. The TRS outlines what employee benefits have been on offer for the past 12 months. Offering choice is key,” he concludes.

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