The number of employees receiving taxable benefits in kind has fallen by 300,000 since 2004, HMRC data reveals.
The UK should follow America and use tax breaks as a tool to encourage employers to provide staff with financial education, a US government adviser suggests.
The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development has launched guidance for employers to improve financial awareness in the workplace and reduce employee stress.
Seán Flynn reports on how employers are looking to improve the effectiveness of their benefits spend and what providers are doing to help them.
The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence is briefing local authorities on measures to improve workplace health.
The Association of Medical Insurance Intermediaries (Amii) will be lobbying to government for P11D reform with the support of Biba later this year.
Employers can claim payment when recruiting young disabled people through a new government programme.
Relevant life policies can offer advisers an excellent path into the company protection arena. But how do they work? Jerry Bayman explains.
The Department for Work and Pensions and the Local Government Association have named fifteen local authorities in England recommended as potential pilot sites for Universal Credit.
British workers are becoming more stressed and finding it difficult to leave their work in the office - even checking email on holiday, according to research.