What is Intersectionality and how does it apply to the Pay Gap?
Sarah Lardner | 26 September 2024
The pay gap regulation is currently relatively simple: it looks at the difference in average earnings between men and women. While this is a start, the average does not begin to account for variation across different groups. In short, it is too simplistic.
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Seven Strategies for rewarding High-Potential Employees
Spencer Hughes | 20 September 2024
Employees with high potential are worth fighting to keep and the best way we can do that is by setting out and communicating a reward framework that is able to measure and reward them with both salary and variable pay. Here are my seven key points.
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2024 Paris Olympics – The value of a medal and the changing landscape of incentive and recognition
Mark Macoun | 13 September 2024
With Paris 2024 behind us, the postmortems will now begin on the world’s grandest sporting fortnight, including Olympic medal hauls, new-found global recognition and, for some, prize money.
Four-day week: welcome flex for workers or dangerous balancing act for companies?
Sarah Lardner | 10 September 2024
The new labour government recently re-opened the lid on the four-day working week, and have made some fairly loud noises about moving forward with additional legislation. More detail is expected in the autumn when a law for a new package of workers' rights could be brought to parliament.
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