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Workplace sickness

Marketing

Disability Benefit Consortium opens Big Benefits Survey 2014

The Disability Benefit Consortium has launched its 2014 Big Benefits Survey and is looking for input.

clock 02 July 2014 •

Employee Benefits

AE encourages firms to redesign benefits packages

Auto-enrolment (AE) has prompted an increasing number of employers to overhaul their entire benefit offering, JLT Employee Benefits research reveals.

clock 30 June 2014 •

Employee Benefits

Flexible working changes introduced but many workers will still 'lose out'

The right to request flexible working has been extended to all employees from today, where it was previously limited to just parents and carers.

clock 30 June 2014 •

Employee Benefits

Employee burnout behind a third of absenteeism cases

Over a quarter (26%) of employees have called in sick to work when they weren't ill; according to research from Canada Life.

clock 26 June 2014 • 2 min read

Income Protection

GPs could be incentivised for HWS referrals and lose fit note responsibility

GPs could be given incentives to encourage them to refer employees to the Health and Work Service (HWS), but may lose the responsibility of issuing fit notes.

clock 25 June 2014 • 1 min read

Service

HCML revamps catastrophic injury case management

Health & Case Management Ltd (HCML) has re-launched its catastrophic injury case management service.

clock 19 June 2014 •

Employee Benefits

Improving approaches to employee mental health

Misconceptions about mental health are hampering the treatment of the subject by employers. Joy Reymond explains how they can improve their approach.

clock 18 June 2014 • 6 min read

Employee Benefits

OH Nurse: I do not see how Health and Work Service will work

An occupational health nurse has questioned the viability of the government's Health and Work Service (HWS) and in particular the ability to conduct return to work consultations over the telephone.

clock 17 June 2014 •

Employee Benefits

Long-term absence increasing as 'Fit Note' fails

The government's work and wellbeing agenda is ‘under major threat' as the ‘Fit Note' is failing to deliver on getting people back to work while long-term absence rates have increased; a study has warned.

clock 16 June 2014 • 3 min read

Employee Benefits

Dead staff still entitled to holiday pay

Employees who have died with outstanding holiday allowance should be paid this after their death, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) rules.

clock 12 June 2014 •
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