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ARTICLE · 21 FEBRUARY 2020

4 Considerations When Introducing Employee Self-Set Pay Or Holiday

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We have long become used to employers offering flexible benefit schemes where employees can choose from a range of benefits to best suit their circumstances.

United KingdomEmployment and HR

We have long become used to employers offering flexible benefit schemes where employees can choose from a range of benefits to best suit their circumstances. But there has been a recent evolution where employers seeking to offer yet more flexibility allow employees to choose their own level of pay and take unlimited holiday.

Giving this level of freedom can be a welcome benefit for employees, driving engagement and empowerment, as well as encouraging employees to take responsibility for their work and contribution to the business. If you are considering introducing one or both of these benefits, here are four key legal considerations to take into account.

1. How do these schemes work?

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