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    Repay as you earn: payroll borrowing to help employees’ finances

    by Clare Allerton 7 Oct 2015
    by Clare Allerton 7 Oct 2015

    Employers are used to staff repaying student or season ticket loans directly from their salaries, but they may not be...

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    Civil partner pension benefits need not be equalised

    by Jo Faragher 7 Oct 2015
    by Jo Faragher 7 Oct 2015

    Pension schemes will not be required to pay backdated benefits to civil partners of their members, due to a Court...

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    • Gender reassignment discrimination
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    Netflix and Facebook offer gender reassignment as employee benefit

    by Jo Faragher 25 Sep 2015
    by Jo Faragher 25 Sep 2015

    Gender reassignment procedures are increasingly being offered as an employee benefit, it has been revealed.
    Both Facebook and Netflix now...

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    EAP evaluation: getting more from your programme

    by Paul Roberts 24 Sep 2015
    by Paul Roberts 24 Sep 2015

    How can HR and OH teams ensure that they are getting the most value from their Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)?...

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    What could reward look like in 2025?

    by Deborah Rees 27 Aug 2015
    by Deborah Rees 27 Aug 2015

    With huge changes predicted to how and where we work over the next 10 years, what does this mean for...

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    Top 10 HR questions June 2015: Maximum workplace temperatures

    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2015
    by Personnel Today 2 Jul 2015

    As temperatures rise, employers have been checking their duties to employees in hot weather. The most popular FAQ on XpertHR...

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    Women on maternity leave must keep childcare voucher benefits

    by Stephen Simpson 29 Jun 2015
    by Stephen Simpson 29 Jun 2015

    It is discriminatory to make employees leave a childcare voucher scheme while on maternity leave, according to an employment tribunal....

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    Top 10 HR questions in May 2015: Employee driving licence checks

    by Personnel Today 4 Jun 2015
    by Personnel Today 4 Jun 2015

    A new service from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), to be launched on 8 June 2015, has meant...

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    Government accelerates free childcare plans

    by Adeola Adeyemo 1 Jun 2015
    by Adeola Adeyemo 1 Jun 2015

    David Cameron announced today that the Government will bring forward its plan to double free childcare for working parents.
    More...

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    Rewards games prove a winning formula at Capita

    by Cath Everett 18 May 2015
    by Cath Everett 18 May 2015

    Using reward games to incentivise staff and to encourage them to recognise each other’s good work can have a positive...

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    Facebook to raise minimum wage and improve benefits for contract workers

    by Clare Allerton 15 May 2015
    by Clare Allerton 15 May 2015

    Facebook is to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour in the USA for its contractors and suppliers, among...

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    Insurer AXA acquires Simplyhealth’s PMI business

    by Noel O'Reilly 13 May 2015
    by Noel O'Reilly 13 May 2015

    Insurance company AXA announced today that it is to acquire health insurer Simplyhealth’s private medical insurance (PMI) business.
    Simplyhealth has...

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    Pick your own reward: how spending accounts could boost benefits

    by Cath Everett 24 Apr 2015
    by Cath Everett 24 Apr 2015

    Giving employees “pots” of money that they can spend on an approved menu of benefits is popular in Asia, and...

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    Linking pay and performance is top reward priority for 2015

    by Jo Jacobs 23 Feb 2015
    by Jo Jacobs 23 Feb 2015

    Just over half (50.6%) of organisations have put increasing the link between pay and performance as a priority for their...

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    Two in five fathers will not qualify for shared parental leave

    by Clare Allerton 6 Feb 2015
    by Clare Allerton 6 Feb 2015

    Rules surrounding the eligibility for shared parental leave have been criticised after the TUC found that two in five men...

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