Mercer Marsh Benefits launches online employee benefits platform for UK SMEs

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Jonathan Stapleton
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Elect Engage will allow businesses to access rates for insurance quotes and manage employee data

Mercer Marsh Benefits has launched an employee benefits platform in a bid to allow small- and medium- sized enterprises (SMEs) to purchase and manage employee benefits programmes. The solution - called Elect Engage - will allow businesses to access rates for insurance quotes and benefits, as well as manage employee data, all in one place. In addition to simplifying the process for HR professionals, the service also provides employees with 24-hour access to information on their benefits - and aims to enhance their understanding and engagement with the perks available to them. Mercer...

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