HR personnel managing pink piggy banks on a conveyor belt.

NEST launches new online help for employers and advisers

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Increase in headteachers paid £100,000+

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Pension auto-enrolment

Axa reveals plans to cut final salary pension scheme

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Universal Credit is launched in parts of the North-West.

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Work Capability Assessment – fairer and more accurate

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Senior leaders not pulling weight when it comes to payroll inaccuracies

Multinationals failing to adopt transformative payroll techniques to compete and expand...

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National Minimum Wage

UK pay rises wiped out by highest inflation in Western Europe

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HR personnel managing pink piggy banks on a conveyor belt.

Govt sets out auto transfer pension plans

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NHS

£100,000-plus salaries for 8,000 NHS staff

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A yellow person with expertise in personnel and human resources is pointing to a check mark on a checklist.

Employers still using paper-based benefit systems

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Brits not so reserved on revealing pay, study finds

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An HR person is holding a wallet full of money.

Public servants could now get bonuses

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A personnel man holding a briefcase.

‘Shares for rights’ rejected by House of Lords

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A group of business people engaging in HR activities and personnel management by putting their hands together.

2.5 million employers to benefit from Employment Allowance

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What the Budget means for pensions

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