WorkLife adds PMI and charitable schemes to platform

In partnership with Premier Choice Healthcare and Charities Aid Foundation

Hemma Visavadia
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Employee benefits platform WorkLife by OpenMoney has expanded its benefits offering with the launch of private medical insurance (PMI) and charitable schemes.

The PMI scheme, in partnership with Premier Choice Healthcare, will see WorkLife group protection customers given the option to offer specific PMI to their staff. Meanwhile, WorkLife's Give As You Earn (GAYE) charitable scheme, powered by the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF), allows employees using the platform the option to donate to any UK charity straight from their salary before tax is applied. Niamh McLaughlin, managing director of WorkLife by OpenMoney, explained that with WorkLife's latest Small Business Monitor showing that three-quarters (73%) of firms are seeing increased dema...

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