UK Employment Law Round-up – April 2018

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UK Employment Law Round-up – April 2018

UK Employment Law Round-up – April 2018

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April 2018

In this issue we look at some of the key employment law, pensions and immigration developments that have been taking place over the past month. In particular, we take a look at how employers can work to improve their gender pay gap, your "need to know" guide to engaging Agency Workers, whether or not a "Pensions Superfund" is the answer to dealing with the rundown of our formerly world-leading defined benefit sector and finally we highlight some of the key immigration changes that you may have missed among the Brexit headlines.

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Gender pay gap reporting – how employers can action change

April 30, 2018

At midnight on 4 April, private businesses with more than 250 employees should have published information about their mean and median "gender pay gaps", their "gender bonus gaps" and the number of men and women in each quartile of the company's pay distribution.

Agency workers summary - what you need to know

April 30, 2018

New ACAS agency workers guidance, published on the back of an ONS Labour Force Survey, suggests there are currently approximately 865,000 temporary workers (agency workers) in the UK and expects there to be around 1,000,000 by 2020. Now, therefore, appears to be as appropriate a time as ever for a round-up of key information employers should be aware of before engaging agency workers.

Pensions Superfund - an answer to the rundown of the defined benefit sector

April 30, 2018

As some readers may be aware, pension schemes offering a guaranteed income in retirement are not a popular sell and have not been for 15 years or more. In fact, a fair proportion of the collective intelligence of the pensions industry is devoted to the conundrum of how to deal with the rundown of our formerly world-leading defined benefit sector.

Immigration update – what you may have missed

April 30, 2018

With immigration news dominated by Brexit, there are other important developments that you may have missed. In this article we look at the interim report from the MAC, increases in fees, and the relaxation of rules for Croatian nationals.

In the press

April 30, 2018

In addition to this month's news, please do look at publications we have contributed to.

Editor's top pick of the news this month

April 30, 2018

Editor's top pick of the news this month.

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