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Majority of employers don't offer financial support to staff

Date:: 19 April 2018

According to a report more than two-thirds of organisations do not offer any form of financial support to their staff, despite employees facing mounting financial pressure.

Younger staff 'don't know how pensions work'

Date:: 27 March 2018

Employees, especially younger staff, do not understand their pensions and could be putting their financial wellbeing at risk. Ashleigh Wight reports.

More than half of HR professionals expect a pay rise in 2018

Date:: 23 March 2018

More than half (58%) of UK HR professionals expect to receive a pay rise this year, according to a study by recruitment company Robert Walters.

NHS pay deal of 6.5-29% to be offered without holiday loss

Date:: 21 March 2018

More than a million nurses and other NHS staff in England will be offered a three-year pay deal worth between 6.5% and 29% in an end to years of pay restraint.

MPs seek ban on unpaid trial shifts

Date:: 16 March 2018

A group of MPs have called for unpaid trial shifts to be banned in a private members bill that is due its second reading today.

Employer childcare voucher schemes get six-month reprieve

Date:: 14 March 2018

Plans to scrap employer childcare voucher schemes have been delayed by six months after the Democratic Unionist Party intervened.

NHS staff set for significant pay rise as talks make progress

Date:: 9 March 2018

A new NHS pay deal could give 1 million staff a 6.5% pay rise over the next three years, according to a report in The Guardian, but health workers may have to agree to give up a day's holiday in return.

Wagamama and Marriott Hotels failed to pay national minimum wage

Date:: 9 March 2018

Wagamama, Marriott Hotels and TGI Friday's are among almost 180 employers that have been named by the Government for failing to pay the national minimum wage.

Greater London Authority publishes 37.5% ethnicity pay gap

Date:: 2 March 2018

Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) people employed by the Greater London Authority (GLA) group - which includes organisations such as Transport for London and the Metropolitan Police - are paid up to 37.5% less than their white colleagues, according to an ethnicity pay audit.

Pensions Regulator failed to press Carillion on deficits

Date:: 20 February 2018

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) was alerted about Carillion's pensions failings twice in the past eight years, but only began a formal investigation into the construction and outsourcing giant after it went bust last month.

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