Employees around the world are more engaged with their workplace than they have been for years, a study finds.
Young people will receive in-work benefits under the Universal Credit reform, the minister for welfare reform has said.
More than three-quarters of employers are happy to provide subsidised cancer screening for staff but the vast majority fail to do so, research finds.
More than half (51%) of UK workers have suffered from back pain in the last 12 months with one in five needing time off work as a result, research finds.
A quarter of businesses with more than 1,000 staff review their benefits offering less frequently than every two years, or even never at all, research reveals.
A third of those employees without a workplace arranged dental plan would like access to one, a survey finds.
Lack of priority within the NHS represents an opportunity for the private healthcare sector the UK Rehabilitation Council has said.
The prolonged downward trend in employee absence rates has plateaued with long term sickness increasing, new research finds.
Barclays Corporate and Employer Solutions has added a specialist small business team to its employee benefits unit.
Britons are risking their dental health because they can not afford the money or time off work to visit a dentist, research finds.