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Employee Benefits

Employee Benefits

L&G adds group life master trust

Legal & General has added a master trust option to its group life insurance product.

clock 02 December 2013 •

Group Protection

ONS statistics bear out the importance of early sickness interventions - L&G

People who are economically inactive due to being temporarily sick or long term sick have the lowest average life satisfaction and the highest average anxiety ratings, highlighting the importance of work to the mental well-being of employees.

clock 29 November 2013 •

Employee Benefits

Physiotheraphy self-referral service saves NHS trust £250k

An NHS trust has reduced sickness absence and saved £250,000 by introducing a staff self-referral physiotherapy scheme.

clock 25 November 2013 •

Employee Benefits

Employee value proposition 'defines employment deal'

Less than half (43%) of employers have a long-term plan in place for getting the most out of their employee value proposition (EVP), research has found.

clock 20 November 2013 •

Employee Benefits

Employers believe healthcare benefits are 'unsustainable'

Almost two-thirds (62%) of employers do not believe that their current healthcare benefits are sustainable in the long-term, a survey finds.

clock 18 November 2013 •

Employee Benefits

Recognition motivates employees to go further in role

Three-quarters (73%) of employees say that recognition motivates them to do a better job, research finds.

clock 14 November 2013 •

Employee Benefits

Employers expect productivity to increase in line with economy

Employers are less likely to increase staff levels in 2014 as they expect productivity to improve once the economy picks up, research has suggested.

clock 11 November 2013 •

Employee Benefits

All work and no play...

...makes for a dull day at the office. So can unusual perks benefit employees and employers? Helen Ives investigates

clock 07 November 2013 • 7 min read

Employee Benefits

Work-related stress costing over £460m

While the economy is on the mend, employees remain impacted by high levels of work-related stress which is costing employers over £460m; research has found.

clock 06 November 2013 •

Employee Benefits

Two-fifths of Brits undergoing a 'period of stress'

Over two-fifths (44%) of Brits say they are currently undergoing a period of stress, according to new research.

clock 05 November 2013 • 2 min read
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