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Is the future of death in service benefits tied to AE?
Auto-enrolment was expected to have a substantial effect on how employers offered protection insurance. How could this be manifested?
Workplace benefits changes prove need for financial education
Over a third (37%) of employers offer limited case-by-case financial education for employees with a similar number (35%) not offering any staff support at all.
Employers fear poor savings will delay retirements
Nearly half of UK employers (49%) are worried about older workers deferring retirement due to inadequate savings - with the majority fearing the situation will get worse.
How to strike the right balance between team and individual rewards
Rewarding employees efficiently is a major hurdle for many corporations. Nick Martindale considers the tricky balance of recognising team and individual performance.
How Bluefin Solutions keeps bonuses simple
Technology consultancy Bluefin Solutions has implemented a combination of individual and team-based elements to reward staff and ensure everyone benefits from the overall prosperity of the business.
Exclusive: Dorchester Collection mortgage classes boost retention and engagement
Dorchester Collection has seen increased retention and improved benefits take-up following personal benefits reviews and special sessions on mortgages.
Exclusive: Dorchester Collection mortgage classes boost retention and engagement
Dorchester Collection has seen increased retention and improved benefits take-up following personal benefits reviews and special sessions on mortgages.
Employers open to combining AE and group risk benefits
The majority of employers are open to the possibility of using an auto-enrolment (AE) provider that combined group risk benefits as part of its offering.
Exclusive: Admiral supports employee financial wellbeing
Admiral is helping employees' to boost their financial resilience by giving them a budget book to record their spending.
Exclusive: Admiral supports employee financial wellbeing
Admiral is helping employees' to boost their financial resilience by giving them a budget book to record their spending.
Exclusive: Willis UK CEO says Towers Watson merger is 'full steam ahead'
Willis Employee Benefits UK CEO Tony Powis is "not concerned" about the legal bid to block the consultant's merger with Towers Watson.
Working grandparents to share parental leave and pay
Working grandparents will be able to use shared parental leave and pay under plans announced by chancellor George Osborne.
Aviva unveils merged group protection portfolio
Aviva has launched a group protection proposition following its merger with Friends Life.
WSB Debate: How employers can help educate staff about the pension freedoms
The pension freedoms have brought a new raft of challenges to older workers. WSB's webinar panel discussed how employers could help lead the way.
WSB Debate: How employers can help educate staff about the pension freedoms
The pension freedoms have brought a new raft of challenges to older workers. WSB's webinar panel discussed how employers could help lead the way.
Robo-advice can be delivered for less than £100 per head
Employers and trustees who do not consider digital solutions to deliver financial advice to members should think again, according to the People's Pension.
Surrey County Council doubles benefits spend and projects £3.6m savings
Surrey County Council is expecting participation in its salary sacrifice car scheme to double the initial target.
Robo-advice can be delivered for less than £100 per head
Employers and trustees who do not consider digital solutions to deliver financial advice to members should think again, according to the People's Pension.
Nationwide hosts Apple day and supports caring employees
Nationwide Building Society is widening access to several benefits to support employees with caring responsibilities and introducing Fitbits to its benefits scheme.
Benefits driving retention and absence success at Peel Ports
Peel Ports Group has seen retention and absence improve to record levels thanks in part to the flexible benefits scheme introduced to support its growth strategy.
Ricoh: Focus on key business indicators for measuring benefits
Ricoh has boosted engagement in its flexible benefits schemes but believes employers should use wider business metrics to validate its success.
WSB Awards 2015: The Winners
Here it is - the complete list of winners for the Workplace Savings and Benefits Awards 2015.
Profile: How Places for People is using benefits to help in mergers and acquisitions
Bringing together two or more organisations is a demanding experience. Owain Thomas discovers how Places for People is using workplace benefits to smooth the transition.
Scottish Widows warns of growing inadequacy of 'scheme only' offerings
Providing a pension scheme without additional support and financial education is "becoming insufficient", Scottish Widows warns.
