Employee Benefits

How employee owned companies handle inter-generational demands will be key to success or failure, KPMG says.

Business owners and industry figures should become the "principle evangelists" for promoting employee ownership the House of Lords deputy chief whip Lord Newby has urged.

Employee owned firms enjoy an average of 25% annual increases in profits and 4.5% year-on-year productivity increases, research released to mark Employee Ownership Day 2014 reveals.

Six million homes - half of all mortgaged residential property in the UK - could be at risk because the owners are not covered by any form of protection insurance, research reveals.

FirstGroup has more than 120,000 employees worldwide and it is John Chilman's job to ensure their pensions and benefits are taken care of. Owain Thomas reviews the main points from his PBUK keynote session.

Hannah Uttley speaks to the International Employee Benefits Association about the key trends in overseas reward.

Poor financial wellbeing is no longer limited to the unemployed and could be costing employers 4% of payrolls. Owain Thomas examines why employers should care about staff finances.

The CBI has recognised the business case for investing in staff health and wellbeing in a recent report. Hannah Uttley looks at why looking after the health of employees is now "too significant to be ignored".

Professor Dame Carol Black has been at the forefront of healthy workplace policy for almost a decade. Owain Thomas spoke to the government's expert adviser on health and work after her keynote speech at PBUK.

As employees become more demanding about their reward structures, employers are looking to offer greater choice in benefits. Nick Martindale explores the trend in personalising benefits packages.