State Pensions Age Increase
On a long drive yesterday, I had the pleasure (?) of hearing in full George Osborne’s Autumn Statement, the response from Ed
Monthly Archives: November 2011
Auto Enrolment: Updated…
Following on from yesterday’s news of the Auto-Enrolment (AE) delay, we have a further update which can be viewed below:
STOP PRESS…AUTO-ENROLMENT DELAYED…
No, this is not a wind-up. Auto-enrolment has been delayed for employers with less than 50 employees.
Please see the attached link
Auto enrolment: Bit of a surprise…
Well, here is a turn up for the books!
Those present at our last London seminar will recall that delegate voting indicated that,
Government Sickness Absence Review
No one would disagree with Dame Carol Black’s observation that “unduly prolonged sickness absence from work is wasteful &
Happy Birthday!
It only came to my attention yesterday, but the blog is one year old today.
Not only that, but this is the 100th post.
We do know that this
The Sickness Absence Review (and what this could mean for employee benefits)…
Many of you will be aware that the long awaited ‘Sickness Absence Review’ report and recommendations was recently published.
Auto-enrolment: that’s so yesterday…
As UK Plc begins to come to terms with auto-enrolment requirements, it’s may be worth employers looking ahead to see what
All change!
I have just finished preparing some slides for a presentation later this week.
One of the slides was based around actual,
Employee Benefits: More or Less…
We have had loads of coverage this month, in some really diverse publications.
Just to show that coverage is far from consistent though,