Professional December 2018 - January 2019

CIPP update

Living wage employer

PAS accredited organisations BUPA PAYROLL Services, Tameside MBC and ePayMe have all successfully achieved the prestigious Payroll Assurance Scheme (PAS) accreditation. Ken Pullar, CIPP chief executive

THE CIPP is delighted to have been accredited as a living wage employer, which means every member of staff working for the CIPP will earn a real living wage.

The real living wage, which is higher than the statutory national living wage, is an independently calculated hourly rate of pay based on the actual cost of living. It is calculated annually and announced by the Living Wage Foundation (www. livingwage.org.uk) as part of Living Wage Week. The real living wage for 2018–19 is £9.00 per hour in the UK, with a higher rate of £10.55 per hour for London, reflecting the higher costs of living in the capital. Over 4,700 organisations, including the CIPP, voluntarily choose to pay the real living wage because we believe that a hard day’s work deserves a fair day’s pay. Salary sacrifice / OpRA course delivery THE CIPP’S popular salary sacrifice and other optional remuneration arrangements (OpRA) course has been developed and designed following member feedback to incorporate blended learning. The CIPP’s blended learning courses integrate traditional classroom-based learning methods with online learning through the use of digital technology. They are divided into three parts: ● Part one: online activities comprising reading (with a narrated version), examples and knowledge tests, and consideration of current practices in the delegate’s own organisations. ● Part two: trainer-led classroom session reviewing part one content, and examining the full course content in detail with examples and exercises, including the use of digital tools where appropriate. ● Part three: online activities including further reading (with an audio version), exercises and knowledge tests. The CIPP’s online activities are delivered through a Moodle platform that is accessible to delegates for a time before and after the classroom session. Course materials, delivered through the Moodle platform or distributed by the trainer, include: ● a handout that contains the part one and part three reading material and supporting material for part two ● a copy of the presentation used in part two ● exercises handouts including answers ● a printable version of the online activities, including answers. Visit cipptraining.org.uk to find out more or book your attendance on this course.

officer, said: “We are thrilled that these organisations have joined the ranks of organisations to achieve this respected accreditation. It is imperative that organisations comply with government legislation and the Payroll Assurance Scheme is designed to help companies do just that.” Visit payrollcompliance.org.uk to find out more about the PAS. Chartered Members THE INSTITUTE is delighted to announce the latest members to successful achieve Chartered membership: ● Glenn Jones MSc ChFCIPP ● Richard Rowell ChMCIPP Chartered membership recognises the highest level of professionalism within the payroll industry and demonstrates an individual’s commitment to compliance, best practice and excellence in payroll. To upgrade to Chartered membership, visit cippmembership.org.uk or email membership@cipp.org.uk for more information. EIRA HAMMOND ChFCIPPdip, CIPP chair, has been awarded the number one spot in the Reward 300 which celebrates the individuals who have been recognised as the most influential leaders and dedicated professionals working across payroll, human resources, employee benefits, workplace pensions and associated sectors. Speaking at the event Luke Broadhurst, founder of Shard Media, said: “This is a special honour awarded to an outstanding member of the Reward 300, Reward Strategy’s list of the most influential and dedicated leaders of the industry. Chosen by an internal panel, this award recognises the individual’s passion in the public and private application of payroll. After a career dedicated to the private sector, [Eira] moved into a public and industry service role and [her] stewardship has seen the [CIPP] … regain its pre-eminence and be well placed to enter an exciting phase of development and service.” All the winners from The Rewards 2018, can be viewed on page 37. CIPP chair is industry’s number one

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