News - Page 187

UK experiences notable rise in retirement age, outpacing the USA

A new study reveals the UK has seen a greater increase in retirement age than the USA over the last two decades, ranking 22nd globally according to OECD data analyzed by AgeCalculator.com.

30/04/2024

Health & Wellbeing·News·Pensions & Retirement

MPs call for work rights for asylum seekers after six months

A new cross-party report recommends allowing asylum seekers in the UK to work six months after arrival and criticises government policies for pushing migrants into poverty.

30/04/2024

Featured·News·Politics·Recruitment & HR·Talent Acquisition

Pension shortfall looms for workers leaving the workforce early

Exiting the workforce early could reduce one’s pension by up to £150,000, warns Standard Life.

30/04/2024

Compensation & Benefits·News·Recruitment & HR

Survey reveals employers struggle with young workforce’s evolving priorities

A new survey by The Open University reveals significant challenges in hiring and retaining young employees, with changes in their work values and priorities attributed largely to the pandemic's impact on work experience.

30/04/2024

News·Recruitment & HR·Talent Acquisition

Workers at Glasgow Airport secure major wage deal

The new deal includes a 10.9% wage increase to £12.20 per hour, which is 20 pence above the real living wage.

30/04/2024

Compensation & Benefits·Employee Relations·News

Premier Inn owner Whitbread to cut 1,500 jobs and 200 restaurants

Whitbread announces job cuts and restaurant closures as it shifts focus to expanding Premier Inn hotels across the UK.

30/04/2024

Employee Relations·News

UK government launches consultation on Personal Independence Payment reform

Government seeks public input on reforming the Personal Independence Payment system to provide more tailored and effective support.

30/04/2024

Featured·Health & Wellbeing·News·Politics

Paid carer’s leave could save Northern Ireland millions, suggests Carers NI study

Study by Carers NI advocates for paid carer’s leave, highlighting potential savings and economic benefits for Northern Ireland, urging inclusion in new employment legislation.

30/04/2024

Health & Wellbeing·Legal·News·Politics·Talent Acquisition

Muslim Aid accredited as a Living Wage Employer

Zakya Hussain, head of people & culture and services at Muslim Aid, said: "Paying the Real Living Wage is a commitment to existing and future employees that working for us means that they’re part of an organisation that lives by its values and treats people well, ensuring they will earn a good living for themselves and their families as well as doing good for others in society.”

29/04/2024

Compensation & Benefits·News

UK schools rely on teaching assistants for cover due to funding crisis

Teaching assistants in the UK are being compelled to take on more classroom responsibilities, including leading lessons, due to ongoing teacher shortages and funding cuts.

29/04/2024

Employee Relations·News

Department for Education ends funding for career changer teacher program

Founded in 2016 by Lucy Kellaway, a former journalist, and Katie Waldegrave, a former teacher, Now Teach has helped over 1,000 mature professionals transition into teaching roles.

29/04/2024

News

London bus company control room staff to escalate strike action in May

Transport UK control room employees are set to extend their strike action in May, protesting against a pay raise offer that falls below inflation rates, potentially affecting numerous bus routes in London.

29/04/2024

Employee Relations·News

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News - Page 187

UK experiences notable rise in retirement age, outpacing the USA

MPs call for work rights for asylum seekers after six months

Pension shortfall looms for workers leaving the workforce early

Survey reveals employers struggle with young workforce’s evolving priorities

Workers at Glasgow Airport secure major wage deal

Premier Inn owner Whitbread to cut 1,500 jobs and 200 restaurants

UK government launches consultation on Personal Independence Payment reform

Paid carer’s leave could save Northern Ireland millions, suggests Carers NI study

Muslim Aid accredited as a Living Wage Employer

UK schools rely on teaching assistants for cover due to funding crisis

Department for Education ends funding for career changer teacher program

London bus company control room staff to escalate strike action in May

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