Benefits and Allowances 2021: The employees eligible for standby payments and the rates at which these payments are made. This page reproduces selected responses to this free-text question as submitted by survey participants. This XpertHR survey was conducted in May 2021.
Benefits and Allowances 2022: The employees eligible for call-out payments and the rates at which these payments are made. This page reproduces selected responses to this free-text question as submitted by survey participants. This XpertHR survey was conducted in May 2022.
Benefits and Allowances 2019: The employees eligible for standby payments and the rates at which these payments are made. This page reproduces selected responses to this free-text question as submitted by survey participants. This XpertHR survey was conducted in May 2019.
Benefits and Allowances 2019: The employees eligible for call-out payments and the rates at which these payments are made. This page reproduces selected responses to this free-text question as submitted by survey participants. This XpertHR survey was conducted in May 2019.
Benefits and Allowances 2021: The employees eligible for call-out payments and the rates at which these payments are made. This page reproduces selected responses to this free-text question as submitted by survey participants. This XpertHR survey was conducted in May 2021.
Benefits and Allowances 2022: The employees eligible for standby payments and the rates at which these payments are made. This page reproduces selected responses to this free-text question as submitted by survey participants. This XpertHR survey was conducted in May 2022.
Key Recruitment Metrics 2021: How employers expect the overall number of permanent employees that they are looking to recruit in 2021 to change from the number taken on in 2020. This XpertHR survey was conducted in July 2021.
Reward Priorities 2020: How the overall bonus pot has changed over the past 12 months. This XpertHR survey was conducted in January 2020.
Reward Priorities 2019: The percentage of employees that received a bonus payment in 2018. This XpertHR survey was conducted in January 2019.
Reward Priorities 2020: The percentage of employees that received a bonus payment in 2019. This XpertHR survey was conducted in January 2020.
Coronavirus and HR (XpertHR pulse survey): The number of organisations that expect the value of their 2020 pay review and/or bonus payments to be affected by the coronavirus pandemic. This XpertHR pulse survey was conducted on Wednesday 1 April and Thursday 2 April 2020.
Pay Forecasts 2022/2023: The number of organisations that have made, or are actively considering, changes to their location pay arrangements. This XpertHR survey was conducted in September 2022.
Redundancy 2022: The percentage of employees that left the organisation as a result of redundancy during 2021. This XpertHR survey was conducted in May 2022.
Absence Rates and Costs 2022: The absence rate for the 2021 calendar year in terms of the number of days' absence per employee. This XpertHR survey was conducted in March 2022.
Coronavirus and HR (Sixth XpertHR pulse survey): The percentage of the workforce that organisations think will be made redundant over the next few months. This XpertHR pulse survey was conducted over the week ending 25 September 2020.
Location Pay 2022: The number of organisations that have made changes to location pay arrangements over the past two years. This XpertHR survey was conducted in January 2022.
National Living Wage 2021: The number of organisations that had to increase wages for at least some workers in April 2021 due to the increase in and change of age threshold of the national living wage. The national living wage increased by 2.2% from £8.72 to £8.91 an hour from 1 April 2021. From the same date, the age threshold for entitlement to the national living wage rate reduced from 25 to 23. This XpertHR survey was conducted in September 2021.
Absence Rates and Costs 2022: The long-term absence rate for the 2021 calendar year in terms of the number of days' absence per employee. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) defines long-term sickness absence as an absence lasting 'four or more weeks'. This XpertHR survey was conducted in March 2022.
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