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Editor’s comment Recent figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that post- pandemic vacancies are on the increase and that the competition for staff is fierce. Employers will need to ensure they are not just
others will be permanently working from home. To maintain a happy workforce, it will be essential for organisations to address the concerns of workers in all types of arrangement, and to act upon them accordingly. I hope you enjoy the November issue of Professional . Make sure you don’t miss out on the update on the health and social care levy, which can be located on page 50. I will see you next in the special Christmas issue of the magazine.
offering attractive base salary rates, but also a wide range of rewards and benefits if they are to both attract and retain the best staff. The pandemic has also shone a light on the importance of employee well-being and raised moral and ethical considerations around the extent to which employers should be responsible for this. Individuals who have been working from home for a period of eighteen months are being asked to return to offices and places of work, some will be adopting a hybrid working approach, whilst
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This month, the magazine explores how employee well-being links to reward and payroll’s practical role in ensuring rewards and well-being are delivered and promoted. From a financial reward perspective, this covers
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