Employee Benefits
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.
23 October 2012
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Cashplans
People with depression could go without sufficient healthcare due to a lack of spending on mental health services, research has suggested.
18 October 2012
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Employee Benefits
The stigma surrounding depression is still prevalent in society and affects people's expectations of the workplace, according to new research.
18 October 2012
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Employee 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.
11 October 2012
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Employee Benefits
Workplace wellbeing strategies have been receiving investment despite the tough economy, Simplyhealth has reported.
09 October 2012
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Employee Benefits
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.
09 October 2012
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Employee Benefits
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.
08 October 2012
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Employee Benefits
AXA PPP healthcare has launched a scheme to enable big businesses to provide improved and affordable healthcare for workers.
05 October 2012
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International PMI
Potential expats need to realise that relocation will mean getting to grips with foreign processes despite exciting lifestyle changes, Jelf Employee Benefits has warned.
03 October 2012
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Employee Benefits
Auto-enrolment offers an unprecedented opportunity for the group risk industry in the short, medium and long-term, according to Ellipse.
01 October 2012
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1 min read
