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Abuse and staff shortages drive 46% of NHS call handlers to quit

Almost half (46%) of NHS call staff across six ambulance trusts in England and Wales quit their roles between 2021 and 2024, citing staff shortages and abuse as their worst challenges, data analysis...

Reward and recognition | What HR can learn from John Lewis' bonus strategy

The value of John Lewis' approach to reward strategy is beyond financial. Every organisation can build a similarly intrapreneurial culture.

Employee benefits | Lack of understanding fuels low benefits take-up, report suggests

Four in 10 (39%) businesses feel confident that employees clearly understand the benefits available to them, according to research findings published by recruitment platform Totaljobs today (16...

Pay and reward | Government suggests how employers can get pay transparency right

The UK government launched employer guidance for transparency around pay, promotions and rewards on Wednesday (4 March).

Compliance | How HR can prepare now for the EU Pay Transparency Directive

We're just months away from one of the biggest shifts in how companies across Europe handle compensation.

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What have pensions got to do with inclusion?

There are several ways for employers to ensure that their workplace pensions align with organisational inclusion priorities, as HR leaders who attended a roundtable event sponsored by pensions...

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Reward and recognition | What HR can learn from John Lewis' bonus strategy

The value of John Lewis' approach to reward strategy is beyond financial. Every organisation can build a similarly intrapreneurial culture.

Retention | ‘Blue Monday’ may be a myth, but the January retention crisis is real

Talent

This month especially, employers must prove to staff that they're seen, and valued.

Employee benefits | Thousands of businesses now eligible for popular share scheme

Employee benefits

Amid a raft of policy and tax announcements in the recent Budget, one of the most significant pro-business changes could be going under the radar.

Employee engagement | How to boost engagement using milestone-based benefits

Reward and remuneration

To boost employee engagement, now's the time to focus on inclusive personalised benefits.

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Opinion | Editor's comment: Challenge can bring out the best in us

What motivates our work? And how can we draw strength from 'failure'?

Wellbeing | Is beekeeping the latest employee wellbeing trend?

More workplaces are offering staff the opportunity to try beekeeping to enhance their wellbeing, a Guardian report published on 8 February suggests. Should HR get on board with this trend?

Case study | How GXO drove better benefits engagement

When the benefits team at logistics firm GXO needed to transform awareness across its largely offline workforce, a brand-new strategy was created to drive impressive results.

Pay and reward | Debt by design: Why employers need to fix how payday works

HR leaders are in a unique position to eliminate ‘debt as a default’.

Carers | Four in 10 kinship carers forced onto benefits without paid leave

Four in 10 kinship carers claim benefits because they don't have access to paid leave, according to research findings published today (11 February).

News analysis | Has the push for shared parental leave failed?

Shared parental leave isn’t as popular as the government first hoped it would be. What’s gone wrong? And can HR help turn the low take up tide?

Pensions | Workers may strike over pensions scheme dispute

More than 400 offshore workers employed by engineering provider Bilfinger UK may strike for 48 hours over ‘an escalating pension scheme dispute’, Unite the Union announced yesterday (9 February).

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Abuse and staff shortages drive 46% of NHS call handlers to quit

Almost half (46%) of NHS call staff across six ambulance trusts in England and Wales quit their roles between 2021 and 2024, citing staff shortages and abuse as their worst challenges, data analysis...

What HR can learn from John Lewis' bonus strategy

Reward and remuneration

The value of John Lewis' approach to reward strategy is beyond financial. Every organisation can build a similarly intrapreneurial culture.

Lack of understanding fuels low benefits take-up, report suggests

Employee benefits

Four in 10 (39%) businesses feel confident that employees clearly understand the benefits available to them, according to research findings published by recruitment platform Totaljobs today (16...

What have pensions got to do with inclusion?

Pensions

There are several ways for employers to ensure that their workplace pensions align with organisational inclusion priorities, as HR leaders who attended a roundtable event sponsored by pensions...

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Scottish Widows

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