Alltoogether launches employee benefits platform for SMEs

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Jaskeet Briah
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Start-up Alltoogether has launched a new online employee benefits service for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Alltoogether's dedicated platform aims to "simplify and enhance" the employee benefits experience, the start-up detailed. The platform is targeted at businesses with between 50 to 250 employees, addressing the "unique" challenges these organisations face with benefit administration by consolidating core benefits and providing personalised access. Zak Fenton, founder of Alltoogether, said over 40% of employees are unaware of or don't understand their benefits. Through the new service, employees have personalised access to a dashboard where all their benefits can be viewed in one pla...

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