All articles by Zoe Wickens – Page 31
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ArticleGovernment to revive Pensions Commission
The UK government has announced that it will revive the Pensions Commission.
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ArticleSouthampton City Council reaches equal pay settlement with trade unions
Southampton City Council has reached an equal pay settlement with several trade unions.
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ArticleCambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service receives menopause-friendly accreditation
Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service has received menopause-friendly accreditation as part of its commitment to supporting its employees.
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People MovesDurham University names new chief people officer
Durham University has named Nic Johnston as its new chief people officer, effective 1 October.
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ArticleTesco seeks to overturn legal decision regarding equal pay dispute
Supermarket Tesco has attended court this week as it seeks to overturn a legal decision regarding an ongoing £4 billion equal pay dispute.
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ArticleNHS staff to receive free fitness and wellbeing support via app
Staffordshire and Stoke Integrated Care Board, East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust, North Bristol NHS Trust, Clarendon Lodge Medical Practice, Northamptonshire Primary Care Training Hub and NI Ambulance Service HSS Trust are among the NHS trusts and organisations that have given staff free access to fitness, nutrition and mental wellbeing support via an app.
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ArticleBBC shares details of highest-paid stars
Former Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker was the BBC’s highest-paid star according to its annual report on salaries.
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ArticleThe top 10 most-read articles between 11 - 17 July 2025
The top 10 most read articles between 11 - 17 July 2025 on employeebenefits.co.uk
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ArticleAnnual pay growth stands at 5%
The annual growth in employees’ average earnings, excluding bonuses, was 5% in March to May 2025.
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ArticleSainsbury’s revamps free food options for staff
Sainsbury’s has announced that it has overhauled the free food options it offers its employes in its staff rooms.
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ArticleLong-term sickness costs UK organisations £20,735 per worker
MetLife UK research has found long-term sickness costs UK organisations £20,735 per employee.
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ArticleCarlisle United Football Club and Community Sports Trust receive disability confident accreditation
Carlisle United Football Club and Carlisle United Community Sports Trust have been awarded the disability confident employer accreditation due to their commitment to fostering equality, diversity and inclusion.
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ArticleExclusive: 38% of employees never take up paid volunteering time
While 77% of employers offer paid volunteering time, 38% of employees said they never use it, according to a reseatch by corporate volunteering platform OnHand.
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ArticleHonda Group completes £800 million pensions buy-in for UK scheme
The Honda Group has completed an £800 million pensions buy-in for its UK pension scheme.
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ArticleUnited Healthcare Global Medical UK medics on Shell platforms accept pay rise
Medics employed by United Healthcare Global Medical UK who work on Shell UK’s North Sea oil and gas platforms have accepted a pay increase.
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ArticleWork stress continues to affects most generations for second consecutive year
Stress at work has been found to be the health and wellbeing issue affecting most generations of staff for the second consecutive year, according to research by industry body Group Risk Development (Grid).
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AnalysisHow to build a carers’ leave policy for today’s workforce
Benefits that support care responsibilities, ease stress and give back time are effective.
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Case StudiesHill Dickinson recognises all types of caring responsibilities within carers’ leave policy
Hill Dickinson’s carers’ leave policy acknowledges that caring comes in all forms.
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Article48% have enforced return-to-office mandate or increased number of days in workplace
Shutterstock / 2270436449 Employee Benefits poll: Almost half (48%) of employers said they have enforced a return-to-office mandate or increased the number of days staff need to be in the workplace, according to a survey of Employee Benefits readers. Just under half (46%) of employer respondents said ...
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ArticlePoll: Do you do anything to support working parents worrying about balancing childcare and work during the summer holidays?
Take part in our latest readers’ poll on a current topical issue.