UK workers would take pay cut in exchange for more work benefits

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UK - Nearly 90% of adults employed in regular work would be willing to sacrifice some of their salary for more employee benefits, according to new research by Aon Consulting.

The pensions, benefits and human resources consultancy firm found that of those working a regular week, more than half (58%) opted for extensive annual leave, particularly women and under 35s. In S...

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