Minimum wage underpayment arrears jump 50%
HM Revenue & Customs’ policing of the national living wage and national minimum wage has identified a record amount of...
University staff begin 14-day strike in long-running pay and pensions dispute
Staff at 74 universities have begun 14 days of strikes, the latest wave of industrial action over changes to pensions...
Pay settlements drop to 14-month low
Pay awards fell to a 14-month low as inflation dropped in the latter months of last year.
According to analysis...
Future-proofing financial wellbeing at Employee Benefits Connect 2020
Zarina Sahni, head of insights at Salary Finance, will bring delegates together to discuss how financial wellbeing can enhance existing...
Acas publishes coronavirus advice for employers
Acas has published advice for employers on dealing with the new coronavirus outbreak, including how to handle employees who have...
Weekly earnings exceed pre-economic crisis levels
The end of 2019 saw average weekly wages reach their highest since pre-2008 economic crisis levels, but pay growth has...
Supreme Court to hear ‘unlawful inducements’ appeal
The Supreme Court will consider whether an automotive parts firm made “unlawful inducements” when it bypassed a trade union and...
Pensions
University staff begin 14-day strike in long-running pay and pensions dispute
Staff at 74 universities have begun 14 days of strikes, the latest wave of industrial action over changes to pensions...
Flexible state pension access will unlock older workers’ potential, says insurer
Employees should be able to take a “phased approach” to retirement by being able to withdraw parts of their state...
Crunch time for universities pay and pension disputes
Academics at 74 universities may strike this term after a re-ballot of staff showed strong support for the dispute over the union stance on pensions and pay.
Minimum wage
Minimum wage underpayment arrears jump 50%
HM Revenue & Customs’ policing of the national living wage and national minimum wage has identified a record amount of...
Supreme Court hears minimum wage ‘sleep-in’ cases
In a landmark case for the care sector, the Supreme Court today hears two cases on the national minimum wage...
‘Perverse’ minimum wage enforcement replaced by ‘proportionate’ approach
The government has abandoned its previously “pedantic” regime.
Equal pay
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Equal pay: Co-op joins Asda in shop-vs-depot tribunal battles
More than 100 Co-op shop floor workers are seeking up to six years of back pay in the latest equal...
BBC presenter Sarah Montague wins £400k equal pay settlement
Radio presenter Sarah Montague has won a £400,000 equal pay settlement after the BBC admitted it had underpaid her for...
Benefits
Future-proofing financial wellbeing at Employee Benefits Connect 2020
Zarina Sahni, head of insights at Salary Finance, will bring delegates together to discuss how financial wellbeing can enhance existing...
Discover how technology drives performance at Connect 2020
Justine Woolf, director of consulting at Innecto, part of the Personal Group Family, will discuss how embracing technology and taking...
‘Perverse’ minimum wage enforcement replaced by ‘proportionate’ approach
The government has abandoned its previously “pedantic” regime.
