Employee Benefits
Employee Benefits
Training courses to help human resources teams deal with workplace stress are being launched by Samaritans.
24 May 2006
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Employee Benefits
Employees' benefits are unlikely to suffer if the government introduces the National Pension Savings Scheme, the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development insists.
24 May 2006
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GOOD quality pensions are still an ideal way to recruit and retain staff, independent financial adviser Taylor Patterson says.
18 May 2006
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MORE than a third of British workers would opt for a pay cut if their bosses let them work from home, research shows.
18 May 2006
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G&G Vitamins has commissioned a free nutritional deficiency test for workers in a bid to stop staff "pulling sickies".
18 May 2006
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GROWING anger and a loss of humour among employees are causing havoc in the workplace, the Chartered Management Institute claims.
18 May 2006
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NEWCASTLE City Council plans to roll out home working for staff after a pilot scheme raised productivity levels by 25pc.
18 May 2006
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THOUSANDS of staff at the retail group DSG International are celebrating windfalls of up to £11,000 from its save-as-you-earn scheme.
18 May 2006
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Employee Benefits
The ROYAL Bank of Scotland will close its final salary scheme to new joiners from October 1 in a bid to introduce a more flexible offering for staff.
18 May 2006
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