UK businesses are planning inflation-beating pay rises averaging 2.9 per cent in 2022 as pay freezes disappear and optimism returns, a major survey by Willis Towers Watson has found. The rise is...
Just three in ten employers expect to have their workforce fully back onsite in two years’ time, as hybrid working becomes the new norm, a study by Willis Towers Watson has found....
Growth in group critical illness and big swings in provider member coverage were some of the most eye-catching factors identified by delegates attending a Corporate Adviser roundtable event to discuss the 2021...
Group risk and corporate healthcare products and services have proved resilient in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, and intermediaries feel very positive about future market expansion because understanding of their value has...
Legal & General Group Protection has launched the next generation of its digital online quote and buy platform for intermediaries. L&G says this Online Insurance Experience (Onix) platform has been designed to...
PIB Employee Benefits has appointed Tony Powis as its non-executive chairman. Powis has held a number of senior positions across the industry over the past 30 years. This includes roles as chairman,...
Fewer than four out of 10 (39 per cent) UK firms think that the current mental health support available for employees is fit for modern-day purposes. The survey, conducted by Aon, also...
Now that the pandemic has been a fact of life for more than a year, we’re beginning to see stronger confirmation of its effect on employee wellbeing. Aviva’s latest report, Thriving in...
Against the government’s rallying cries to get back to the office, businesses are reinventing the way their employees work. While there are health and wellbeing challenges, models such as remote and hybrid working...
One in five employers do not offer any form of support for newly ill or injured staff according to research from Group Risk Development (Grid). Of those that do, Grid found that...
