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Four million UK employees have changed careers due to a lack of flexible working options

Workplace Insight

New research from the CIPD suggests that an estimated 4 million people have changed careers due to a lack of flexible working options, while an estimated 2 million have left a job in the last year for the same reason. Following the pandemic, flexible working has become much more embedded in the world of work.

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10 UK Employee's Flexible Working Models to Maintain Work-life Balance

Empuls

The traditional 9-to-5 grind is gradually giving way to a new, dynamic era of work. Today, work is no longer confined to the rigid parameters of traditional office hours or physical spaces. With the collective push for improved work-life harmony, the UK has emerged as a crucible of innovative work structures.

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People want to work in an office some of the time, but don’t like mandates and lack of flexibility

Workplace Insight

More than half (51 percent) of UK workers are in favour of some form of so-called return to office (RTO) policy, but flexibility is key to any office mandated approach, according to a new poll from Owl Labs. As it stands, 55 percent of UK workers believe that employee monitoring tools negatively impact productivity.

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New UK Employment Law Changes Taking Effect

McDermott Will & Emery Employee Benefits

These include: Expansion of the existing right to request flexible working New rules for the calculation of holiday and holiday pay entitlement for irregular hour workers and part-year workers A new unpaid leave right for carers Greater […] The post New UK Employment Law Changes Taking Effect appeared first on EMPLOYEE BENEFITS BLOG.

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Half of workers say they are ready to take advantage of new flexible working laws

Workplace Insight

Businesses are being advised to brace themselves as a new poll claims more than half (55 percent) of respondents are planning to make a new request for flexible working when new rules come into UK law this weekend. Yet a quarter of people (25 percent) are not currently offered flexible working.

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57% say enhanced parental and adoption leave and pay is most valued by workforces

Employee Benefits

Employee Benefits poll: More than half (57%) of organisations revealed that enhanced maternity, paternity and adoption leave and pay is the most valued family-friendly benefit by their workforces, according to a survey of Employee Benefits readers.

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66% of full-time UK staff think contributory pensions are important

Employee Benefits

Two-thirds (66%) of full-time UK employees regard contributory pensions and savings as important, according to research by Employee Benefits Isle of Man. While 64% of South African and 61% of Singapore expatriate full-time workers consider private medical cover crucial, only 37% of UK staff said this was a priority.

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