Employee Benefits
Employee Benefits
GE is one of the world's biggest businesses. Owain Thomas discovers how the firm is tackling the challenge of educating its UK workforce on finance
13 April 2015
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6 min read
Employee Benefits
Labour has promised to abolish the coalition's employment tribunal fee system should it form the next government.
13 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
GE is one of the world's biggest businesses. Owain Thomas discovers how the firm is tackling the challenge of educating its UK workforce on finance
13 April 2015
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6 min read
Employee Benefits
Employers face a £2.34bn bill to accommodate Conservative plans legally entitling workers to three days voluntary work every year.
10 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
The majority of benefits professionals want Britain to remain a member of the European Union and value EU workplace laws.
09 April 2015
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1 min read
Employee Benefits
Managing the absence and return to work of staff with a one-off condition is usually fairly straight forward. Nick Martindale investigates the trickier process of supporting those with longer term fluctuating conditions.
09 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
More than 11 million people are now members of workplace life and disability insurance schemes.
09 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
Flexible working strategies are about having an approach that relates to everyone, says EY's head of talent.
02 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
EY will offer 39 weeks enhanced pay under its enhanced shared parental leave policy.
02 April 2015
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Employee Benefits
Skanska has saved £250,000 on its fleet costs and reduced its accident rates thanks to a long term driver safety initiative.
02 April 2015
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