The employee assistance programme (EAP) sector has grown by 69% since 2008 totalling a current value of £69.13m, research reveals.
Over four in 10 (42%) part-time workers do not receive occupational health support compared to 28% of full-time employees that do not receive the services, latest research reveals.
Company bosses judge employees on oral hygiene but don't always take care of their own, AXA PPP healthcare has said.
Research from Cass Business School has revealed 64% of businesses have invested in good employee benefits but have not told staff what they are entitled to. But who are these "silent type" firms?
A failure to tell staff about the benefits on offer is costing UK firms £2.7bn a year through increased staff turnover and sickness absence, Cass Business School research reveals.
The benefit cap has been implemented in 4 London areas, the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP).
Almost (46%) of young workers agree that older employees should retire younger as they pose a threat to younger workers' career progression, a survey from KPMG reveals.
UK pay awards are expected fall short of inflation for the fourth year in a row, analysis from XpertHR reveals.
UK businesses have lost a staggering £36.6m in the last year due to people taking time off work because of dental problems, according to estimates from the British Dental Health Foundation.
A Red Arc mental health programme has claimed a 74% recovery to normal mood levels and everyday coping capacity within a period of three to four months.