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Health Food Manufacturers’ Association becomes living wage employer

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The Health Food Manufacturers’ Association (HFMA), which represents manufacturers and suppliers of natural health products, has become accredited as a living wage employer. This is higher than the current government minimum wage for workers over the age of 21, which is £11.44.

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The Value of Employee Incentive Programs for Manufacturing

Achievers

These days, a good manufacturing industry employee is like struck gold. Even though the manufacturing sector pays an average hourly wage of $29.34 , good workers are hard to find. Eighty percent of manufacturers say they’ve had trouble finding qualified workers. What’s a manufacturer to do?

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58% of manufacturers spend at least £10,000 on staff wellbeing

Employee Benefits

More than half (58%) of UK manufacturers spend between £10,000 and £50,000 on staff wellbeing initiatives, up from a third two years ago, according to research by manufacturers’ organisation Make UK. Overall, 27% of workers have taken ownership of their own wellbeing by making use of the incentives on offer.

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Browns Manufacturing staff accept 13.2% pay rise

Employee Benefits

Around 350 workers employed by food manufacturer Browns Manufacturing have accepted a 13.2% The production, distribution and maintenance workers based in Dumfriesshire in Scotland were represented by trade union Unite. After rejecting a pay offer from the employer of £10.90 million, with £1.5 million in 2021.

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Iowa Staffing Worker Might Not Be Employee of Borrowing Employer

The Workcomp Writer

Saul filed a negligence claim against Seaboard Triumph, which in turn moved for summary judgment, arguing that the suit was barred by the exclusive remedy provisions of Iowa’s workers’ compensation law. The court acknowledged that Seaboard Triumph presented strong evidence to support an employment relationship.

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Kansas Court Says Dual Capacity Doctrine Not Applicable Where Employer Manufactured Machine Causing Employee’s Injury

The Workcomp Writer

The Court stressed that the dual capacity doctrine, a judicially recognized exception to the exclusive remedy provisions of the state’s Workers’ Compensation Act, did not apply when a machine manufactured by the employer injures the employee since the employer has a duty to its employees to maintain a safe work environment.

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Flexible working and its benefits are enjoyed most by highest paid workers

Workplace Insight

Low paid workers have the least flexible working, and the gap between the number of flexible workers on the lowest and highest salaries has increased in the last year, according to figures from the Flex for Life 2023 report from advocacy group Flexibility Works. Non-frontline roles are often office-based.