TPR appoints COO and executive director
Nausicaa Delfas said: “Pensions are at a moment of great change, and we are changing too, becoming more market-facing and outcome-focused."
RAM forms new partnership with Shepherds Friendly and SiriusPoint
This collaboration brings a new health and wellbeing proposition through HealthHero, offering a first class 24/7 virtual GP service, alongside a valuable second medical opinion service.
Benefits Guru reveals ‘financial wellness ratings’ for workplace pension providers
Among the six providers rated at present, Scottish Widows has improved from a Silver award in 2023 to a Gold award this year.
Labour denies claims of diluting workers’ rights in its New Deal
Labour has denied reports that it intends to dilute its New Deal for Working People, despite facing business pressures.
Economic confidence of business leaders continues to edge up in April
However, the index of business leader optimism for the future of their own organisation declined to +38 in April, down from +42 in March, and net revenue expectations declined from +44 to +40.
UK freelancers face challenges amid economic instability and IR35 changes
Economic challenges and IR35 regulations have dampened the confidence of UK freelancers, with a significant number exploring full-time employment options as business opportunities slow down.
Deliveroo, Just Eat, and Uber Eats tighten procedures to ensure legal working rights
This commitment follows productive discussions with Michael Tomlinson, the Minister for Countering Illegal Migration, and Kevin Hollinrake, the Minister for Business and Trade, at the Home Office.
Usdaw calls for new deal for workers on International Workers’ Day
Usdaw reinforces its demand for a new deal for workers this International Workers’ Day, advocating for improved wages and job security to ensure a decent living standard for all workers, particularly in the retail sector.
UK sees significant drop in student visa dependants following new government measures
Recent UK government measures have led to an 80% decrease in dependants on student visas and a significant drop in application.
Surge in retail crime and violence against shopworkers demands urgent action
Usdaw’s latest survey reveals a significant rise in violence against shopworkers linked to an increase in shoplifting, with the union advocating for urgent legislative and policing reforms to protect retail employees.
UK’s most in-demand careers for 2024 unveiled in new study
A new study reveals the top careers in the UK for 2024, with Data Analysts leading the demand.
UK job market struggles as vacancies drop and unemployment rises
The UK job market sees a significant downturn with a continual drop in vacancies and a rise in unemployment.
