Protection benefits should get the same salary sacrifice advantages as pensions says Canada Life Group Insurance scheme underwriting specialist Alan Sparks Since the Olympics have finished I have spent a lot of...
Aviva is partnering with Care First to offer access to its ‘EAP In Your Pocket’ app, which will be available to Aviva’s new and existing Group Income Protection clients from 1st January...
Employee demand for financial wellbeing support is growing, and such a service brings benefits for employers in turn, says Neyber co-founder and chief strategy officer Monica Kalia The UK’s workforce – like...
Avoiding the £28,000 cost of replacing employees is a key reason why UK SME bosses see staff work/life balance as their top priority in 2017, according to new research from Axa PPP...
We may have to wait for reliable ROI figures for employee wellbeing programmes but that does not mean best practice is not evolving quickly. Edmund Tirbutt reports Anyone who doubts that employee...
Tom Gaynor, MetLife Resilience training should play a major role in helping organisations to support employees and to boost productivity says MetLife Colleagues not doing their jobs properly is the major cause...
Benefits strategies become out of date if not regularly reviewed. Sam Barrett looks at the many ways in which a start-of-year refresh can prove beneficial A new year offers the perfect opportunity...
With wellbeing products and services coming in so many shapes and sizes, it is the adviser’s job to get all the parts working in harmony, says Sam Barrett Wellbeing may be the...
Workplace wellbeing offers benefits to individuals, employers, the economy and the state, says former cabinet secretary Lord Gus O’Donnell, so the Government would be open to good ideas on how to encourage...
Gus O'Donnell Lord O’Donnell, who was Cabinet Secretary to three prime ministers, is calling for an increased focus on wellbeing as a metric for determining policy, arguing that gross domestic product is...
