Employee Benefits
Employee Benefits
A fifth of employers want the next government to merge income tax and National Insurance (NI).
23 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
The number of employees working for UK parent companies abroad has increased 13%, according to official statistics.
23 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
Insurers are being warned by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) that they must ensure consumers are able to understand the economic consequences of the policy being taken out.
23 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
The Financial Reporting Council has launched a consultation on amendments to accounting standard FRS102 in a bid to simplify rules surrounding share and share option awards for smaller firms.
23 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
Ros Altmann is to be nominated as a Conservative peer and will be made a minister with responsibility for consumer protection if the party wins next month's general election.
23 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
The vast majority of parents will be better off using childcare vouchers than the coalition's Tax-Free Childcare.
21 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
An assessment of parental needs has identified at least nine categories of employees who will be better off by remaining on the current childcare voucher scheme than utilising the incoming Tax-Free Childcare.
21 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
Being able to successfully evaluate a workplace benefits scheme is critical to its success. WSB's webinar panel discussed the techniques they are using and what metrics are best to measure the results.
20 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
Unilever is establishing a global reward benchmarking database to allow it and other multinationals to compare how much senior executives across the planet should be paid.
16 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
Half of workplace benefits professionals will decide their general election vote based in some significant part on employment policies.
15 April 2015
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