The Home Office has awarded more than £300,000 to staff in bonuses since 1 September.
Mercer has launched an application to keep expatriate employees connected with HR and line managers across the globe.
Over the next two years 400,000 older workers who would have previously retired will carry on working, according to research from Ernst & Young (EY).
A Parliamentary early day motion praising (EDM) the decision to raise savings caps of share schemes has been supported by MPs from across the political spectrum.
Lifestyle risk factors are more prevalent among low income earners, a study has found, demonstrating a direct link between income and health.
The Competition Commission (CC) has proposed five key remedies to address the lack of competitive issues in the private healthcare market that it believes has lead to significant consumer detriment.
Incentives are being handed to Home Office employees who manage to win 70% of tribunal cases which ensure asylum seekers fail their attempt to stay in the UK.
Jelf Employee Benefits has launched a new auto-enrolment (AE) consultancy service aimed at small businesses.
Private healthcare providers will be compelled to provide greater information on the quality and cost of treatments being offered to private patients and insurers.
Medical insurers have welcomed proposals by the Competition Commission (CC) to shake-up the private healthcare market, but hospital groups have reacted angrily, calling them "plainly wrong".