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Nike doubles parental leave benefit for all US employees

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Sports retailer Nike has announced that it has doubled its parental leave benefit for all of its employees based in the US as of this month. For the first time, the retailer has extended this benefit to its part-time retail employees. It is now a day-one employment entitlement.

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Amazon Middle East and North Africa enhances paid parental leave policy

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Amazon Middle East and North Africa (MENA) has introduced an enhanced paid parental leave policy for employees across United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan who have become new parents, regardless of gender.

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Freenow launches new benefits for its 10,000 taxi drivers

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Mobility app Freenow has introduced new benefits that will give all of its 10,000 UK taxi drivers access to accident and sickness insurance, and compassionate and parental leave. The post Freenow launches new benefits for its 10,000 taxi drivers appeared first on Employee Benefits.

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Parental Leave for New Dads: Companies That Boosted Their Paternity Leave

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Parents in the workplace arguably give employers a hard time to manage, mostly new dads. However, some employers are putting more efforts to tackle parental leave issues squarely – more companies are improving their parental leave policies for both new moms and new dads. Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

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Lovewell’s logic: Is the UK failing on pay despite high minimum rates?

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Each week, we hear from employers that are taking steps to provide benefits that go above and beyond what they are required to provide, in order to enhance the employee experience and enable the organisation to provide a higher quality duty of care during these difficult economic times. appeared first on Employee Benefits.

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Poll: 91% of employees aiming to bring in new wellbeing benefits

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Employee Benefits poll: More than 90% of organisations intend to introduce new wellbeing benefits this year, as employers begin to look beyond the pandemic yet recognise health and wellbeing will remain a priority for many employees.

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The top 10 most-read articles between 17 – 23 February 2023

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between 17 – 23 February 2023 were: Asda to increase retail pay by 10% Tesco raises hourly pay to above £11 HSBC reports 45.2% between 17 – 23 February 2023 were: Asda to increase retail pay by 10% Tesco raises hourly pay to above £11 HSBC reports 45.2% The top 10 most-read articles on www.employeebenefits.co.uk