Ofcom has kicked off its Telecoms Access Review (TAR) 2026, an evaluation of the regulations that will apply to the UK fixed telecoms markets from April 2026 until March 2031.
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Ogi is introducing a series of measures to support its employees during the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.
Around 70% of staff are now eligible for the altnets’s £1,200 cost-of-living payment, topping up salaries by £400 a month for up to three months.
Ogi is allowing its staff to buy and sell holiday entitlement, and access a fully customisable benefits programme including dental insurance, eyecare vouchers, life insurance and cycle to work scheme, in addition to annual bonus or commission-based incentives.
The company has been running workshops covering topics including personal budgeting since the summer and providing free access to one-to-one independent financial.
People Experience Director, Lisa Hand, said: “All of our staff are affected by the cost-of-living crisis in one way or another, and our package of support has something to help everybody during this challenging time.”
Chief Executive Officer, Ben Allwright, added: “A business like ours is nothing without its people, and in times of need it’s important we remind ourselves of this and offer a helping hand where we can.”
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