International law firm Trowers & Hamlins has launched an online flexible benefits programme with Thomsons Online Benefits.
Business-to-business publishing company Incisive Media has launched a flexible benefits package for its UK staff.
A war of words has erupted between former RBS chief executive Sir Fred Goodwin and city minister Lord Myners after the ex-banker refused to give back some or all of his £650,000 a year pension.
People returning to work after trauma such as cancer are at a greater risk of developing depression but fear telling their employers, research reveals.
Complying with auto-enrolment regulations will cost businesses £3bn and force them to make significant scheme design changes, consultants warn.
Car retailer Inchcape has switched its UK employee benefits provider to broaden its benefit offering and increase employee engagement.
The economic crisis has put defined contribution schemes under extreme scrutiny but they will emerge in better shape than before the downturn, Watson Wyatt says.
Much effort goes into explaining the benefit of a workplace pension to employees, but recent research suggests that employers also need some attention.
More than 62% of employers do not offer their staff any kind of flexible benefits package, the first Vebnet Reward Survey reveals.
The Association of Consulting Actuaries has blasted politicians for taking an "extreme" position over the future MPs' pensions.