Employee Benefits
Employee Benefits
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.
03 July 2013
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Employee Benefits
UK pay awards are expected fall short of inflation for the fourth year in a row, analysis from XpertHR reveals.
02 July 2013
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Employee Benefits
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.
02 July 2013
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Employee Benefits
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.
28 June 2013
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Employee Benefits
The majority of British people recognise that stress is the most common cause of work-related ill health.
26 June 2013
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Employee Benefits
Bad lifestyle choices are costing British employees over four years off their lives, the first ‘Britain's Healthiest Company' report has found.
24 June 2013
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Employee Benefits
EAPs are an intrinsic part of group risk products, but how do you assess them? What are the tax implications? Paul Avis explains.
20 June 2013
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6 min read
Employee Benefits
A quarter (25%) of UK employees did not use all of their holiday allowance in 2012, with one in 10 (11%) feeling too guilty to use all of their annual leave, new research has shown.
19 June 2013
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Employee Benefits
More than a third of employers who currently offer childcare vouchers are considering scrapping their schemes before the government replacement is finalised.
19 June 2013
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Employee Benefits
Employers are failing to understand or measure the effect of employee health programmes and its strategic value for their business models, research has found.
18 June 2013
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1 min read
