Employers facing lengthy staff sickness absences can now refer employees to the fully operational Fit for Work (FfW) health service.
The winners of Britain's Healthiest Company have been announced, including Old Mutual which won as the healthiest small company.
Jelf has released two whitepapers on benefits technology to help employers have a more consolidated approach to employee benefits.
Elective surgeries such as knee replacement operations and cataract surgery are seen as a valid reason for being absent from work by only 35% of employers, research for AXA PPP has found.
Cyclists are the most likely to commuter to arrive feeling refreshed after their commute, a survey for Aviva has found.
Unum has added AgeingWorks, an online portal for elder care support and guidance, to all its group risk policies.
The gap between electricians' physical and mental health has been revealed by ECIS.
The Fit for Work (FfW) service, which aims to reduce the impact of long-term sickness absence, has completed its nationwide rollout after going live across all of England.
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) is developing a workplace statement that will allow employers to tell employees exactly what sickness benefits they are entitled to.
The proportion of employees saying they were more likely to stay with an employer if they had good benefits has fallen to 66%, from 74% in 2013, a report has found.