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Compensation & Benefits news in the UK

An overview of news, trends and research in the category Compensation & Benefits in the UK:

Workers in Bristol and Manchester most likely to quit A new study from Resume.io has found that millions of UK residents are unhappy in their current job.
04 November 2024
PwC to keep track of how many hours people spend in office Professional services giant PwC has informed its staff that it will begin tracking their working locations.
23 September 2024
Office time of average London worker falls to just three days Two years on from the extensive lockdowns of 2020, office attendance remains much lower across the economy – with the average London worker spending 3.1 days on site.
22 August 2023
OC&C equalises paid parental leave across offices globally Global advisory firm OC&C Strategy Consultants has launched a new package of fully equalised paid parental leave for all employees.
27 June 2023
Kearney expands family support package across Europe Global management consultancy Kearney has launched a new family support package for its staff in Europe.
07 June 2023
Grant Thornton extends paid paternity leave to six weeks Professional services firm Grant Thornton has moved to strengthen its family leave offering.
18 October 2022
UK workers worse off as bosses opt not to match inflation The British workforce is taking a real terms pay-cut, according to new research – as the nine-in-ten bosses have refused to raise the salary of all employees in line with inflation.
03 August 2022
Cost of living crisis deepens pensions shortfall for UK's lowest paid Eight-in-ten workers are not saving at levels which are likely to deliver an acceptable standard of living in retirement, according to new research.
01 August 2022
Almost half of UK SMEs have not raised wages in line with inflation As the UK’s cost of living crisis continues to deepen, a new survey has shown that many employers have taken care of their own needs relating to inflation, but have not done their staff the same serv
08 June 2022
Firms struggle to act on ethnicity and gender pay gaps As they struggle to make major progress on gender and ethnicity pay gaps, employers are worried about the situation on talent attraction and retention.
02 February 2022
Deloitte to offer flexible approach to public holidays As professional services firms look to provide more flexibility in their schedules, Deloitte has offered its UK staff the chance to choose when they take leave from public holidays.
01 February 2022
Employers can beat the hiring crisis by improving key benefits Current staff shortages will leave businesses desperate for new hires.
01 October 2021
UK ranks outside of Europe’s top 10 for public holiday pay Depending on what happens at the final of Euro 2020, England fans may have another national public holiday.
09 July 2021
KPMG announces hybrid working model for UK staff Big Four firm KPMG has become the latest corporate giant to confirm plans for flexible working schedules for its employees.
25 May 2021
Arup embraces seven-day work week with flexible hours In a new era for flexible working, a growing number of professional services firms have been announcing new schedules for their staff.
21 May 2021
EY leader to team: 'Work until 11.30pm every night, and at weekends' Big four consulting giant EY's Hong Kong staff are under pressure to work until 11.
19 January 2021
Half of UK financial services staff want shift to flexible working More than one-quarter of finance workers want to work from home full time once Covid-19 passes, while one-in-ten are looking to relocate following the pandemic.
04 November 2020
Equal pay to be realised after 2277 at present rate An damning new report from the World Economic Forum has warned that the gender pay gap will not be closed for more than two centuries, if the present rate of progress does not improve.
15 January 2020
FTSE 100 CEOs out-earn average workers in three days The yawning gap between ordinary workers and their bosses has grown yet again, with new research finding that the pay of Britain's leading CEOs outstrips an average employee’s annual wage firms after
14 January 2020
UK graduate pay lags behind Northern Europe As the UK looks to combat a brain-drain resulting from Brexit, it has been revealed that the nation offers some of the lowest graduate starting salaries in Northern Europe.
14 October 2019
UK bosses failing to support stressed staff While 39% UK workers experienced symptoms of poor mental health related to work in the last year, bosses are struggling to deal with the issue.
09 October 2019
Millionaires hold nearly half of all personal wealth globally While the global economy is said by some experts to be showing the early signs of a recession, one small club of super-wealthy individuals is still enjoying a bull run.
03 September 2019
LGBT+ staff paid less and afraid to come out at work LGBT+ workers receive an average annual salary of nearly £7,000 less than their ‘straight’ counterparts, a shocking new poll has revealed.
05 July 2019
UK leads on statutory parental leave rights Employers in the UK are keen to leverage parental leave offerings as a way to attract top talent in a shrinking labour supply.
03 May 2019
Closing pay gap would boost earnings of UK women by £92 billion The UK has improved its ranking on PwC’s latest Women in Work Index, with Scotland remaining the region with the most positive outlook for women in the UK, while Wales has seen the most improvement s
26 April 2019
Two consultancies among UK’s best office breakout spaces A pair of Bristol-based consulting firms have been named among the UK’s best office break areas.
05 April 2019
'Fun' UK companies enjoy customer loyalty boost A study of consumer brands across the UK has revealed the firms which British customers believe are the most ‘fun’ in the country.
25 March 2019
Consulting among top paid freelance roles in UK A new study of the UK’s gig economy has revealed that consulting work is among the most lucrative in the market.
07 March 2019
Financial services has worst gender pay gap of any UK industry As the annual gender pay gap reporting deadline approaches in the UK, only around one in 10 of the organisations expected to submit their data have done so.
25 February 2019
Independents more satisfied with career than employed consultants Freelance consulting is one of the fastest growing segments of the UK industry, with a rising number of independents eating into the market share of traditional firms.
29 January 2019
Competitive pay and flexibility key for staff to thrive With an increasingly competitive market for talent in the UK and across the Western world, companies are constantly on the look-out for new human resourcing techniques to help obtain and maintain sta
09 January 2019
85% of UK bosses will spread festive cheer with Christmas party Eight in ten British bosses are planning to reward the hard work of their staff over the past year with a festive party this Christmas.
14 December 2018

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