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Most British workers likely to underestimate their employer’s gender pay gap

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HR software provider CIPHR polled 1,000 UK employees, the majority of which work at medium- or large-sized companies, to find out more about their attitudes towards the gender pay gap. On average, two-fifths (40%) of workers under-35 feel that their employers pay their male staff more, compared to around a quarter (27%) of workers over-45.

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The fastest growing job occupation in the US isn’t what you think it is

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The statistics suggest that home health and personal care aides will create twice as many new jobs as software developers and almost three times more than restaurant cooks, who are expected to add 410,400 and 277,600 new workplaces in the following years, respectively.

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Gender pay gap – survey results

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HR software provider CIPHR recently polled 1,005 workers on their attitudes towards the gender pay gap in the UK. People working in transportation and warehousing (68%), real estate (54%), manufacturing (50%), education (50%), and construction (49%) are more likely to report working at an organisation with more men than women.

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Majority of in-person staff can’t afford to take time off for illness, survey suggests

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Most UK employees with workplace-based roles have worked through illness at least once (or more) this year due to money worries, according to new research by HR software provider Ciphr into the impact of the continuing cost-of-living crisis.

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How to love your job (again)

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Start with why you accepted the role in the first place (hopefully, it was more than just the salary) and build a plan, which articulates what would need to change for you to fall back in love with your role. IT, software & telecommunications. Transportation & warehousing. Now fast forward to the present day.

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The Top 15 Tesla Jobs For 2022

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1) Software Engineering Manager Typical Pay: $250K- $500K Since Tesla is trying to move into the sustainable energy market, this job will have you working with batteries to deploy long lasting energy for Tesla products. If you want to work at Tesla in 2022, then here are 15 of the best jobs for you!