Worklife partners with Cavendish Ware and Premier Choice Healthcare

Employee wellbeing benefits access

Hemma Visavadia
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Employee benefits platform WorkLife has partnered with Cavendish Ware and Premier Choice Healthcare to expand its offering to more workers around the UK.

Through the partnership, both Cavendish Ware and Premier Choice Healthcare will be able to offer corporate clients access to benefits associated with supporting employee wellbeing. Support includes financial advice and other money management tools, as well access to a mental wellbeing support app. Paul Chedzey, head of sales at WorkLife by OpenMoney, commented: "Having known the teams at Cavendish Ware and Premier Choice Healthcare for many years, I have every confidence they are the right partners for us as we work towards making the benefits and wellbeing market more accessible for ...

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