MaPS appoints four new directors to board
The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has appointed four new non-executive directors to its board. The new board member are Marlene Shiels, Monica Kalia, Sara Weller and Simon Hamilton. In this role...
Wellbeing
Seven out of 10 women say menopause impacts work performance
Almost seven out of 10 (69 per cent) women experiencing perimenopause or menopause say their work has been impacted, according to new research. But despite this, the survey by MetLife, found that...
Cushon calls for Lisa penalties to be scrapped
Workplace savings provider Cushon is calling for a reduction in the withdrawal charges imposed on Lifetime Isas (Lisa), to support UK savers during the cost-of-living crisis. These calls are backed by Michael...
US and non-US boardroom priority differences revealed by global study
The quest to secure talent remains one of the biggest challenges being debated in boardrooms around the world, according to findings from Fidelity International’s first annual Global Employer Survey. The survey of...
Renters and single parents way off track for moderate retirement – HL research
Renters and single parents are almost a third less likely to be on track for a moderate retirement income, according to research from Hargreaves Lansdown. The Hargreaves Lansdown Savings and Resilience Barometer...
Million workers to reduce pension payments in cost-of-living crisis
Almost one in 10 people (7 per cent) are planning to reduce workplace pension contributions to help them cope with the rising cost of living. This research from Barnett Waddingham suggests that...
‘Borderless’ businesses need to revamp benefit offering
Two-thirds of business are looking to recruit remote staff from overseas over the next 12 months, according to latest research. Benefits and rewards platform Perkbox found that 62 per cent of business...
Two in three ‘concerned about finances’ amid cost-of-living crisis
The cost of living crisis is causing more financial distress than the Covid pandemic. Research by Aegon, which has been tracking people’s financial concerns on a regular basis, found that almost two...
Women take lead on menopause education in workplace
The majority of working women said they felt a responsibility to educate younger people about perimenopause and menopause to help them prepare, according to research from MetLife UK. This research found hat...
Glenn Thomas – Howden growth ‘puts it in top five’ for health and benefits
The pandemic has been no break on growth at Howden Employee Benefits and Wellbeing – turnover has virtually tripled since December 2019, when it stood at around £20m. Global practice head of...
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