Employee Benefits

Enthusiasm for wearable devices and healthcare technology is evident among consumers, but can this appetite be mirrored by employees in the workplace? Hannah Uttley investigates

More than three quarters (76%) of accountants expect to see their salaries increase further while bonus pools are expected to top £1.2bn.

Former director general of over-50s specialist Saga Group Ros Altmann has succeeded Steve Webb as the next pensions minister.

Business Secretary Sajid Javid has pledged to push on with changes restricting strike action and to remove more employment regulation.

The majority of employees across the country are happy with their workplace benefits - though those in the south are more content.

Priti Patel has been appointed employment minister in the new Conservative government.

In a shocking night of General Election results the Conservatives have won enough seats for David Cameron to form a small majority government. WSB examines the key workplace benefits related points from the Conservative manifesto.

Two employment ministers lost their seats as part of a shocking general election result which upset all the pre-election polls.

Pensions minister Steve Webb and shadow pensions minister Gregg McClymont have both lost their parliamentary seats as a result of yesterday's General Election.

Technology is constantly advancing and could be the source of significant developments in the delivery of workplace benefits. WSB's webinar panel talked about what the future may hold for benefits professionals