Childcare
Employee Benefits
The government has formally announced its plans to double free childcare hours for three and four-year-old children and expects to introduce the measures next year.
01 June 2015
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Employee Benefits
In a shocking night of General Election results the Conservatives have won enough seats for David Cameron to form a small majority government. WSB examines the key workplace benefits related points from the Conservative manifesto.
08 May 2015
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Employee Benefits
The vast majority of parents will be better off using childcare vouchers than the coalition's Tax-Free Childcare.
21 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
An assessment of parental needs has identified at least nine categories of employees who will be better off by remaining on the current childcare voucher scheme than utilising the incoming Tax-Free Childcare.
21 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
The Liberal Democrats will look at introducing a flat-rate pensions tax relief, expand shared parental leave, consider increasing NI thresholds and commit to 20 hours of free childcare a week for all working parents.
15 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
The government has doubled the amount of tax-free childcare that parents of disabled children can claim.
18 March 2015
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Employee Benefits
A Liberal Democrat government would provide 15 hours a week of free childcare to working parents of all children aged between nine months and three years.
19 February 2015
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Employee Benefits
The vast majority of employers welcome shared parental leave and many have either put a new policy in place or are well on the road to doing so.
14 January 2015
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Employee Benefits
The majority of Britons want to share childcare responsibilities equally, with men more positive about the issue than women.
13 January 2015
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Employee Benefits
WSB presents the news stories that gathered the most attention over the last 12 months.
31 December 2014
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