Major report calls for Govt rethink on workplace health support
A major report has called on the government to offer more support to employees with health problems in order to help them stay in work — a major rethink on the current...
A major report has called on the government to offer more support to employees with health problems in order to help them stay in work — a major rethink on the current...
The shortlists have been unveiled across the 12 provider categories of the Corporate Adviser Awards 2025, starting the countdown to the big night of the year for the workplace benefits sector, which...
Yurtle has launched a new insurance product to provide additional support employees who are parents and carers. The product, Protect+, will provide cash support so parents and carers can find additional help...
The Labour government has announced plans to change sick pay rules, to ensure the UK's lowest paid workers receive up to 80 per cent of their weekly salary from their first day...
Younger workers are more likely than older colleagues to see the health benefits of office-based work, with 61 per cent of under-35s valuing its social components compared to 49 per cent of...
PIB Employee Benefits has created a new executive team that sees Joanne Neary promoted to client services director and Sarah Harris named operations director. The new executive team will report directly to...
It has been another busy year for the group risk, health insurance and wellbeing sectors, particularly with renewed focus on productivity issues caused by long-term ill-health in the workplace. The new Labour...
DOWNLOAD THE PDF OF THE SPECIAL REPORT There’s no doubt the market is evolving and how people access healthcare is changing. With the NHS experiencing greater demand and wait times continuing to...
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD FULL PDF OF REPORT Supporting employee health and wellbeing is a must for today’s workplaces. By ensuring it’s employee-centric and meets the needs of a diverse workforce, organisations...
Nearly 1.7 million British Gen Z workers, or 30 per cent, were signed off for mental health reasons in 2024, as the government pushes to get young people into work. According to...