Employee Benefits
Employee Benefits
The government is to consult employers on the use of salary sacrifice schemes and "remains concerned about the growth" of such schemes.
25 November 2015
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Employee Benefits
Mental health services are to receive an additional £600m in state funding in a drive by the government for more people to have access by 2020.
25 November 2015
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Employee Benefits
Thomson Reuters is to introduce pension freedom education for its in-house defined contribution (DC) scheme in January.
25 November 2015
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Employee Benefits
Chancellor George Osborne has extended the removal of the diesel supplement on company cars until 2021 - costing employers an estimated £1.36bn extra.
25 November 2015
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Employee Benefits
Willis plans to offer Towers Watson shareholders a £117.75m ($179m) sweetener to head off legal challenges targeting the merger of the two consultants.
23 November 2015
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Employee Benefits
Towers Watson and Willis Group are planning to merge in a deal worth around $18bn (£11bn). But what is the rationale behind the move? WSB looks at the five key reasons behind the amalgamation.
23 November 2015
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Employee Benefits
A former owner of Carrington Wire Limited (CWL) has been banned from acting as a company director after helping the firm's parent company dump its defined benefit (DB) scheme.
23 November 2015
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Employee Benefits
The majority of benefits professionals believe salary sacrifice schemes "form an excellent element" of reward packages in motivating and retaining staff.
20 November 2015
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Employee Benefits
Three in five (61%) adults fear they will not be able to pay the bills if they become ill with cancer.
20 November 2015
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Employee Benefits
Almost 5.5 million people in 60,000 firms have been automatically enrolled since 2012, according to the latest government figures.
20 November 2015
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