Broadstone appoints Bill Pedersen as non-executive director
Pedersen said: “I am delighted to join the business as it looks to develop its proposition and establish itself as a leader in the insurance market."
GMB urges council and school workers to reject 3.2% pay offer
Kevin Brandstatter said: “GMB’s committees were unanimous; this offer isn’t enough and it's shocking this full and final pay offer was made without any negotiation."
Amazon faces legal challenge after union vote
A total of 49.5% of the 2,600 workers who voted backed union recognition at the Midlands site in July last year, falling short by just 28 votes.
Optima Health acquires Care first to expand mental health services
The acquisition will see Optima Health bring in around 40 experienced staff and expand its employee assistance programme offering.
TMM Recruitment becomes employee-owned through trust model
Amanda McCullloch said: “This EOT is our way of recognising and rewarding the people who have been instrumental in making TMM Recruitment what it is today."
Stirling and Clackmannanshire pupils complete employability programme
The eight-week course covered curriculum vitae (CV) writing, social media awareness and interview preparation.
Single pensioners need £225,000 more for retirement than couples – Standard Life
The research found that single retirees aiming for a minimum standard of living would need an annual income of £14,400 after tax.
Aegon completes pensions dashboard connection
This move covers around 70% of Aegon’s policies, with the rest of the schemes set to connect over the next few months as scheduled.
24% of employers tailor benefits to workforce needs – Towergate Employee Benefits
The research found 35% of employers offered the same benefits to all staff regardless of seniority, and 36% offered the same package regardless of gender.
Pensioner homeowners most likely to miss out on unclaimed state benefits, research reveals
The Just Group survey showed only 15% of renters had never checked if they were entitled to extra state help.
Blackpool Council launches free employment charter to raise job standards
The scheme aims to raise employment standards, improve job quality and support economic growth in Blackpool.
Insurer capacity overtakes demand as small scheme buy-ins rise – Hymans Robertson
Iain Church said: “With more providers now active in the space, insurers will need to work harder to differentiate themselves."
