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Incentivising staff in these challenging economic times is more important than ever as employers look to increase productivity and get more "bang for their buck". Similarly, the cost of recruitment often means that it is more cost-effective to retain ex  Arrow IconMore...


Setting up a staff motivation scheme that is effective and sustainable is far from straightforward. Andrew Johnson, director general of the UK Gift Card and Voucher Association, offers a nine-step guide. Set goals that are achievable Nothing  Arrow IconMore...


Gift vouchers or gift cards have grown in popularity recently among employers as an incentive tool. But why are they regarded more favourably than that more traditional motivator – the pay rise? The gift voucher market has grown dramatically rece  Arrow IconMore...


Marks & Spencer has agreed to pay its new boss £8.5m for his first year in the job. The high street retailer extended a £15m welcome to its new chief executive Marc Bolland, after he was released from the supermarket chain Wm Morrison.   Arrow IconMore...


XpertHR's head of salary surveys and data benchmarking Mark Crail talks to Mike Berry about salary surveys, setting out what is involved for participants and why it makes sense to take part. Rel  Arrow IconMore...


The CIPD has come under heavy fire from the HR community - and its own employees - after its decision to award chief executive Jackie Orme a bonus. Personnel Today exclusively revealed that Orme received a bonus despite other staff at the Chart  Arrow IconMore...


BT has come under fire for awarding big bonus payouts. The telecoms group - which has recently announced plans to shed a further 15,000 jobs after plunging into the red - revealed that chief executive Ian Livingstone had been awarded a bonus payout  Arrow IconMore...


More than 207,000 Tesco staff will share £98m in bonuses after the supermarket giant's annual results showed profits had soared during the recession. Employees with at least a year's service by the end of February will each receive record shares wort  Arrow IconMore...


NHS staff could be paid millions of pounds for suggesting innovative cost-cutting measures which are then adopted by the health service . The Department of Health has set aside a £20m pot to reward staff who come up with enterprising new ways in w  Arrow IconMore...


Thousands of UK staff at Goldman Sachs have been promised a 33% pay rise after the bank posted strong earnings for the first quarter of 2009. Charles Cotton, reward adviser at the CIPD, told Personnel Today the bank's approach to remuneration wou  Arrow IconMore...


New recruits to the nuclear safety watchdog need to be offered 25% more than they currently are to beat staff shortages, an energy expert has recommended. Tim Stone, a government energy adviser, has warned that the Nuclear Installations Inspector  Arrow IconMore...


Councils will be forced to disclose the pay and remuneration of their chief executives under new measures announced yesterday. Local government minister John Healey has indicated he will change disclosure rules to require councils to share the fu  Arrow IconMore...


The best teachers will receive a £10,000 'golden handcuff' for working at the worst performing secondary schools, according to plans due to be unveiled by the government today. Up to 500 secondary schools will be able to offer the incentives to new r  Arrow IconMore...


More than half of UK workers want their employer to take more responsibility for their health and wellbeing needs, with workplace health benefits now valued almost as highly as having an occupational pension. Health insurer Bupa says it has seen de  Arrow IconMore...


EXCLUSIVE Leading HR directors have warned the profession to rethink policies for recruiting and retaining younger workers - after research revealed that under-28s are mainly interested in cash. So-called Generation Y employees - mainly those b  Arrow IconMore...


Pay is less important than relationships with colleagues and type of work in retaining staff, according to research released today. The City & Guilds Happiness Index found that while 57% stayed with their current employer because of an int  Arrow IconMore...


Mobile phone giant O2 is set to replace its £15m annual 'Thanks a Million' reward scheme with a new incentive programme for employees next month. From 1 May, O2's 25,000 employees will be set the challenge of signing up new customers to the fi  Arrow IconMore...


One-third of GPs would work out-of-hours, but only if they receive a pay increase, a survey has revealed. The research, by website doctors.net.uk, which appeared on ITV's Tonight with Trevor McDonald , found that 10% of GPs would definitely be  Arrow IconMore...


Supermarket giant Asda's 127,000 employees will share a record £21m bonus this month. Employees with more than six months' service working in Asda's 352 stores and 24 depots across the UK, will each receive an extra £245 in their pay packets. M  Arrow IconMore...


Human resources (HR) staff at Yahoo have been told to reduce employee pay expectations as the internet search engine giant focuses on rewarding only its best staff while recession looms. Rahim Rajan, head of reward at Yahoo Europe, told Personnel To  Arrow IconMore...


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