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Tesco introduces paid leave for kinship carers

Employee Benefits

Employees who have obtained a Special Guardianship Order from a family court will be able to take 26 weeks’ kinship leave on full pay. The retailer introduced the kinship leave policy after employee Taylor Kershaw, who works in Tesco’s employer brand team, raised awareness of the issue after stepping in to become a guardian for her niece.

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45% of employers do not offer a neonatal leave policy

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Once in force, this government-backed bill will allow eligible employed parents whose newborn baby is admitted to neonatal care to take up to 12 weeks of paid leave , so that they can spend more time with their baby. This is in addition to maternity and paternity leave.

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How to Improve Employee Engagement and Motivation in the Retail Sector (With Examples)

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Retail businesses rely on the engagement and motivation of their employees to provide excellent customer service, maintain a positive work environment, and ultimately drive sales. However, it can be challenging to keep employees motivated and engaged in a fast-paced, high-stress retail environment.

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BT Group to roll out new family leave policy

Employee Benefits

Multinational telecommunications firm BT Group is to roll out a new family leave policy for its UK employees from 1 January 2025. The group’s new family leave policy is aimed at levelling up paid leave for any parent welcoming a new child. In addition, BT Group launched a carers leave policy last month.

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John Lewis Partnership, Admiral and Welsh government become foster-friendly employers

Employee Benefits

Retailer John Lewis Partnership, insurance firm Admiral and the Welsh government have become foster-friendly employers after receiving accreditation from the Fostering Network. As of this week, John Lewis Partnership introduced additional paid leave to all new foster carers within its John Lewis and Waitrose businesses.

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Personal Group introduces paid carer’s leave

Employee Benefits

Under the organisation’s new policy, which it has affectionately named Marie Carey’s carers policy after a long-serving employee advocated for the requirement due to her own challenging circumstances, caregivers will be entitled to up to five days of paid leave within a rolling 12-month period from day one of employment.

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Marks and Spencer launches neonatal leave policy

Employee Benefits

Retailer Marks and Spencer has introduced a neonatal policy with immediate effect to allow those with babies who need neonatal care to benefit from extra leave and pay without using up maternity, paternity or adoption leave. The post Marks and Spencer launches neonatal leave policy appeared first on Employee Benefits.