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Category Archives: Group risk
Employee Benefits Workshop: Bookings now being taken
As promised at our recent London events, I am running a free workshop on current Employee Benefit issues (including cost savings). Below are full details on the workshop, including details of how to book a place. As ever, early booking is advised. … Continue reading
Posted by Steve Herbert at 6:14 AM in Group risk, Healthcare, Seminars and events, Steve Herbert
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UK workers most likely to suffer from depression
UK businesses may need to reconsider their employee benefits policies, as a new survey suggests that British employees are the most depressed workers in Europe, the Financial Times reports. The Impact of Depression in the Workplace in Europe Audit (IDEA) … Continue reading
Why understanding the costs of employee benefits is key
The below article by Employee Benefits has been the topic of much heated debate in the group risk team, with some ‘interesting’ observations raised! We have to say that the comments are slightly at odds with our experience of SME … Continue reading
An article that you may be interested in…
Aviva’s recent report reveals the absence support measures that employees value. Click here to see the report
Risk and Reward
HR Director magazine acknowledges ‘Group Risk’ policies should be a key consideration for all HR strategies - although these may not be forefront in HR’s mind, the employee protection benefits that these offer are more than just discretionary spend & … Continue reading
Government Sickness Absence Review
No one would disagree with Dame Carol Black’s observation that “unduly prolonged sickness absence from work is wasteful & damaging”. Therefore, the fundamental recommendations to encourage retention in the work-place will be welcome in reducing costs of absence & improving … Continue reading