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Employee Benefits

Middle aged taking the most sick leave

Employees aged 30-49 took an average of 2.3 sick days in the past six months, more than any other age group, research from AXA PPP healthcare has found.

clock 16 January 2015 • 1 min read

Employee Benefits

HR teams 'regularly' engage with staff mental health

The majority of HR professionals are now regularly engaging with employees to gain an insight into their mental wellbeing, a survey for PMI Health Group has found.

clock 14 January 2015 •

Employee Benefits

Cancer patients feel 'under pressure' to return to work

Employees are feeling pressured to return to work with 22% feeling pressure to return straight after their treatment finished, a survey for Bupa has found.

clock 12 January 2015 •

Employee Benefits

Employers reveal health and wellbeing concerns

Obesity, work/life balance and presenteeism are among the health and wellbeing concerns of employers, research for Group Risk Development (GRiD) has revealed.

clock 08 January 2015 •

Business

L&G spends £1m improving Relevant Life application

Legal & General (L&G) has announced it is to spend £1m on its Relevant Life Plan (RLP) to provide online submissions and allow for online submissions.

clock 06 January 2015 •

Income Protection

'Older workers' champion' scheme announced

"Champions" for older workers to support them returning to work if they're unemployed has been announced by the Department for Work and Pensions.

clock 23 December 2014 •

Employee Benefits

Access to Work programme helping 'only a minority' - MPs

The Access to Work (AtW) programme is helping only a minority of the disabled people it could benefit the Work and Pensions Select Committee has warned.

clock 19 December 2014 •

Employee Benefits

Group risk experts welcome Fit For Work launch

Figures from the group risk industry have welcomed the launch of the government's flagship Fit for Work service which provides a basic set of back-to-work services for employers to tackle absenteeism.

clock 17 December 2014 •

Employee Benefits

Fit for Work service launches

The Fit for Work (FfW) service has officially launched today.

clock 15 December 2014 •

Income Protection

Back-to-work schemes 'ineffective' for those with mental health problems

Back-to-work schemes run by the Work Programme and Jobcentre plus are ineffective for those with mental health problems and an alternative is needed, the charity Mind has said.

clock 11 December 2014 •
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