The only way the government's new Health and Work Service (HWS) can work effectively is if "people are forced" to take part, says Jelf Employee Benefits head of benefits strategy Steve Herbert.
The government's new childcare proposals will leave the UK's lowest earners struggling to go out to work, a charity warns.
Barclays is launching a flexible benefits and financial education website as part of its workplace benefits offering.
Employers have just one day left to make their submissions to the government's consultation on abolishing the perpetuity period for employee benefit trusts (EBTs) to support employee ownership.
Aviva is allowing all employees within an organisation with a group income protection (GIP) policy to access its Employee Assistance programme (EAP).
The number of workers without access to workplace benefits has dropped by around one million over the last 12 months, according to research.
Annual increases in the amount of money that workers can save in all-employee share schemes should be linked to inflation, says a share scheme lobby group.
The decline in UK wages will not be reversed until there is a substantial improvement in the nation's poor productivity record, the Chartered Institute for Professional Development (CIPD) warns.
Two former members of Aon Hewitt's third-party admin team have launched a consultancy to design, optimise and implement employee benefit administration solutions.
Organisations are increasingly demonstrating a more positive attitude towards employing an older workforce, yet many are concerned about the higher benefit costs it will bring, a report reveals.