All Employer news articles – Page 4
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ArticlePrimark increases retail employee pay across Great Britain
Clothing retailer Primark is to increase the hourly pay of retail employees located across Great Britain from 1 April.
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ArticleTarget Group reports 18.34% mean gender pay gap
Digital transformation, software and business process outsourcing provider Target Group has reported an 18.34% mean gender pay gap, the lowest it has ever reported.
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ArticleRenfrewshire Council awarded menopause-friendly accreditation
Renfrewshire Council in Scotland has been awarded menopause-friendly accreditation as part of a commitment to make every employee feel valued, respected and able to thrive.
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ArticleAdmiral Group to award 13,000 staff free share awards worth up to £1,800
Admiral Group has announced that it will award more than 13,000 employees free share awards worth up to £1,800 due to record profit performance.
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ArticleMarine Products Scotland transitions to employee ownership trust
Marine Products Scotland has transitioned to an employee ownership trust (EOT) to secure its long-term future and place the business in the hands of its employees.
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ArticleRosewood Hotel Group introduces global gender-neutral parental leave
Rosewood Hotel Group has launched a global parental leave policy that offers a minimum standard of 16 weeks of fully-paid parental leave across its international portfolio.
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People MovesRailpen appoints Sian Myers as chief people officer
Railpen, manager of the railways pension scheme in the UK, has appointed Sian Myers to be its new chief people officer.
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ArticleYorkhill Housing Association to begin 12-month four-day week pilot
Yorkhill Housing Association will begin a 12-month pilot of a four-day working week in April.
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ArticleHealth unions call for NHS flexible working overhaul
The Get Ahead on Flex pledge, which launched on 6 March, is designed to give staff greater autonomy over their schedules and locations.
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ArticleCalifornia hardware store has canine employee of the month
A hardware store in California, US has gone viral after a customer shared her experience with a friendly staff member, who happened to be a chocolate Labrador dog.
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ArticleThe top 10 stories between 27 February - 5 March 2026
The top 10 stories between 27 February - 5 March 2026 on employeebenefits.co.uk:
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ArticleGovernment launches gender pay gap and menopause action plans
The government has introduced gender pay gap and menopause action plans to support women to succeed at work.
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ArticleTesco employees to share £134 million payout from sharesave scheme
More than 22,000 employees at supermarket Tesco can share in a £134 million windfall following the performance of its sharesave scheme.
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ArticleMarks and Spencer to increase pay by 6.4%
Marks and Spencer (M and S) will increase UK retail staff pay by 6.4% from 1 April.
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ArticleMei Loci Landscape Architects adopts four-day week
Truro, Cornwall-based landscape architect firm Mei Loci Landscape Architects has permanently moved to a four day-working week, without any reduction in pay for staff.
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ArticleDisabled Sainsbury’s manager wins case over overtime expectations
A Sainsbury’s manager with a disability, who was dismissed during his probation for refusing to work extra hours, has been awarded £32,000 after an employment tribunal ruled he was discriminated against.
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ArticleSafeway Stores completes £80 million buy-in for pension scheme
Safeway Stores, part of Morrison Supermarkets Group, has completed an £80 million buy-in for its Safeway pension scheme.
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ArticleYorkshire Ambulance Service signs up to endometriosis-friendly employer scheme
Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust has signed up to become an endometriosis friendly-employer to drive positive change in the workplace for those with endometriosis.
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People MovesMaintel appoints new chief people officer
Maintel, a provider of cloud communications, connectivity and security managed services, has appointed Rachel Cox as its new chief people officer.
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ArticleUniversity of Cambridge, Microsoft and Cancer Research UK named Best Employers 2026
University of Cambridge, Microsoft and Cancer Research UK have been ranked as the UK’s top three employers in the Financial Times’ Best Employers 2026 list.