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CEO Stock Options Linked to Higher Workplace Misconduct and Violations
March 27, 2025
CEO Stock Options Linked to Higher Workplace Misconduct and Violations

Incentivizing CEOs with stock options has long been considered a method to align their interests with those of shareholders by encouraging risk-taking and promoting company growth. However, recent research published in The Accounting Review indicates that such incentives are closely

Why Does the Gender Pay Gap Persist Despite Efforts to Close It?
March 25, 2025
Why Does the Gender Pay Gap Persist Despite Efforts to Close It?

Despite numerous initiatives aimed at achieving wage equity, the gender pay gap remains a persistent issue. Efforts through legislation, organizational reforms, and advocacy, although they have made strides, have not fully eradicated the disparities. Significant barriers still limit wage parity,

How Will New Neonatal Leave Laws Impact UK HR Departments?
March 24, 2025
How Will New Neonatal Leave Laws Impact UK HR Departments?

The new neonatal leave laws set to take effect in the UK on 6 April 2025 represent a significant shift in supporting working parents during a critical time. These changes introduce statutory neonatal care leave (SNCL) and statutory neonatal care

Can Expanding EAPs to SMEs Solve the UK’s Productivity Crisis?
March 24, 2025
Can Expanding EAPs to SMEs Solve the UK’s Productivity Crisis?

The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) has revealed a significant opportunity for enhancing productivity among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the United Kingdom. Highlighting the critical role of employee assistance programs (EAPs), the RSPH suggests that expanding these

What’s Ahead for HR in 2025: New Wages, Sick Pay, and NICs Changes?
March 24, 2025
What’s Ahead for HR in 2025: New Wages, Sick Pay, and NICs Changes?

In a rapidly transforming economic environment, HR departments are pivotal to navigating new regulations and statutory adjustments introduced as of April. These changes span wage increases, adjustments in National Insurance Contributions (NICs), statutory sick pay revisions, and new leave provisions.

Progress Towards Mandatory Ethnicity and Disability Pay Gap Reporting
March 19, 2025
Progress Towards Mandatory Ethnicity and Disability Pay Gap Reporting

The journey towards mandatory ethnicity and disability pay gap reporting has been slow but is gaining momentum. As the conversation about workplace equity continues to evolve, the need for comprehensive measures to address pay disparities becomes even more urgent. This

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CEO Stock Options Linked to Higher Workplace Misconduct and Violations
March 27, 2025
CEO Stock Options Linked to Higher Workplace Misconduct and Violations

Incentivizing CEOs with stock options has long been considered a method to align their interests with those of shareholders by encouraging risk-taking and promoting company growth. However, recent research published in The Accounting Review indicates that such incentives are closely

Why Does the Gender Pay Gap Persist Despite Efforts to Close It?
March 25, 2025
Why Does the Gender Pay Gap Persist Despite Efforts to Close It?

Despite numerous initiatives aimed at achieving wage equity, the gender pay gap remains a persistent issue. Efforts through legislation, organizational reforms, and advocacy, although they have made strides, have not fully eradicated the disparities. Significant barriers still limit wage parity,

How Will New Neonatal Leave Laws Impact UK HR Departments?
March 24, 2025
How Will New Neonatal Leave Laws Impact UK HR Departments?

The new neonatal leave laws set to take effect in the UK on 6 April 2025 represent a significant shift in supporting working parents during a critical time. These changes introduce statutory neonatal care leave (SNCL) and statutory neonatal care

Can Expanding EAPs to SMEs Solve the UK’s Productivity Crisis?
March 24, 2025
Can Expanding EAPs to SMEs Solve the UK’s Productivity Crisis?

The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) has revealed a significant opportunity for enhancing productivity among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the United Kingdom. Highlighting the critical role of employee assistance programs (EAPs), the RSPH suggests that expanding these

What’s Ahead for HR in 2025: New Wages, Sick Pay, and NICs Changes?
March 24, 2025
What’s Ahead for HR in 2025: New Wages, Sick Pay, and NICs Changes?

In a rapidly transforming economic environment, HR departments are pivotal to navigating new regulations and statutory adjustments introduced as of April. These changes span wage increases, adjustments in National Insurance Contributions (NICs), statutory sick pay revisions, and new leave provisions.

Progress Towards Mandatory Ethnicity and Disability Pay Gap Reporting
March 19, 2025
Progress Towards Mandatory Ethnicity and Disability Pay Gap Reporting

The journey towards mandatory ethnicity and disability pay gap reporting has been slow but is gaining momentum. As the conversation about workplace equity continues to evolve, the need for comprehensive measures to address pay disparities becomes even more urgent. This

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