Preventing a cyber-attack, our top tips
The media has made us very aware of some recent high profile data breaches and it is evident that a company’s ability to trade, its revenues
Monthly Archives: March 2013
Singapore On A Drive To Attract At Least A Million Expats
Countries need to attract migrants for many different reasons. Singapore has one of the lowest birth rates in the world and is a major
UK Workers Show Support For Auto Enrolment Scheme
With Auto enrolment well underway for the UK largest business, we will begin to gain a more accurate view of the success of engagement
Number Of Expats In Shanghai On The Rise
With the number of expats continually increasing, and the number of geographical areas they move to expanding, there has been a significant
Cost Of UK Absenteeism Down In 2012
Presenteeism is a word becoming more and more prevalent in the workplace. But what exactly is presenteeism? It is employees turning
Forthcoming event dates…
We are in the process of finalising some of our future events for 2013, and I thought our followers would find some advanced warning
The budget (2): Pensions
At first glance there does not appear to be any huge changes to the framework of most SME pension offerings this time (and certainly no
The budget and tax breaks on health related benefits…
This is one of the budget topics I previously flagged as being of importance to Employee Benefits. In simple terms it’s a
The first of those budget changes: Childcare Vouchers
Following my post last week re potential changes to Employee Benefits in the March Budget statement, the first of the stories is already
What to expect?
As most followers will be aware, next week includes the March budget statement from George Osborne.
It has to be said that the background