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Employee Benefits

Employee Benefits

HSF launches Virtual Doctor service

HSF health plan has announced the launch of HSF Virtual Doctor, an online webcam GP consultation service.

clock 24 October 2012 •

Employee Benefits

NHS scaling back on hearing services

Action on Hearing Loss is urging NHS commissioners to resist cuts to hearing services, following research by the charity finding 43% of adult services affected by budgetary pressures.

clock 24 October 2012 •

Employee Benefits

Workplace stress: under pressure

In the modern workplace stress is no longer a peripheral matter. Philip Wood notes it can be key in making a sale to an employer.

clock 23 October 2012 •

Employee Benefits

HMRC targets employee benefits

HM Revenue and Customs is taking a "draconian" approach to previously overlooked tax areas such as employee benefits in order to raise revenues, a firm of chartered accountants is warning.

clock 23 October 2012 • 1 min read

Cashplans

NHS appears to be failing on depression

People with depression could go without sufficient healthcare due to a lack of spending on mental health services, research has suggested.

clock 18 October 2012 •

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Depression stigma stops people 'getting and keeping a job'

The stigma surrounding depression is still prevalent in society and affects people's expectations of the workplace, according to new research.

clock 18 October 2012 •

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Multinational firms looking for global control of benefits

Multinational companies are looking to have more global control over benefit offerings as many fear that local rules are insufficient or incompatible with business' guidelines, research from Aon Hewitt finds.

clock 11 October 2012 •

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Private sector more receptive to cover

Workplace wellbeing strategies have been receiving investment despite the tough economy, Simplyhealth has reported.

clock 09 October 2012 •

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Lawyers 'shaken' by death in service benefit ruling

A ruling which forced British Airways to pay death in service benefits to a representative of an employee it had earlier dismissed has "shaken" employment lawyers.

clock 09 October 2012 •

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Majority of people 'still frightened' to discuss mental ill health

Over a third of employees describe mental health issues as a "taboo" subject and over half believe physical illness will always carry less stigma than mental health problems, according to research by Aviva.

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