Current benefits packages not fit for purpose by 2020

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Almost half (48%) of UK companies do not believe the benefit programmes they have in place today will be fit for purpose in 2020, a report by the Economist Intelligence Unit reveals.

Sponsored by Towers Watson, the report Older, but none the wiser? The implications of an ageing workforce in the UK, found that 60% of organisations planned to offer a wider choice of benefits to k...

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