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03 July 2009
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Employee confidence in pensions is low due to lack of knowledge

Employee confidence in pensions is low due to lack of knowledge

David Woods, 22 June 2009

Six out of 10 employees who choose not to join a company pension are not aware of how much their employer would contribute if they were a member.

 
 

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Exclusive: Carphone Warehouse rewards staff for customer service rather than sales volume

Exclusive: Carphone Warehouse rewards staff for customer service rather than sales volume

Sian Harrington, 03 July 2009

 

The mobile phone giant's new reward strategy is to pay employees for...

Personal Accounts could come at a price - 200,000 job losses

Personal Accounts could come at a price - 200,000 job losses

David Woods, 02 July 2009

 

Personal Accounts could lead to 200,000 job losses - hitting small firms...

Kellogg's uses Tony the Tiger to bring staff total reward statements alive

Kellogg's uses Tony the Tiger to bring staff total reward statements alive

David Woods, 30 June 2009

 

Kellogg's is using some of its best-known cereal characters to communicate its...

Senior managers buck recessionary trend, reporting increasing salaries since October 2008

Senior managers buck recessionary trend, reporting increasing salaries since October 2008

David Woods, 26 June 2009

 

Despite the recession, the average salaries for senior executives have risen by...

Proposals to increase MPs pensions contributions frozen in "kneejerk reaction" to expenses scandal

Proposals to increase MPs pensions contributions frozen in "kneejerk reaction" to expenses scandal

David Woods, 25 June 2009

 

Proposals to increase taxpayers' contributions to MPs' final pensions have been dropped...

 

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Lord Mandelson promises action to secure Vauxhall's long-term future and save jobs

 

Cost-cutting employers are setting themselves up for long-term problems

 

Dangerous Dogs Act should be amended to protect workers at risk of attack from dogs, say Trade Unions

 

Employees like bosses who offer wellbeing programmes

 

Tesco bucks the trend by continuing to offer graduate job opportunities

 
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Flexible working and strong green credentials are essential to attract talent

Flexible working and strong green credentials are essential to attract talent

Heather McInroy, 01 July 2009

 

A business needs the right talent to promote growth and boost its...

Benefits Case Study: Chapel Down - A healthy attitude to winemaking

Benefits Case Study: Chapel Down - A healthy attitude to winemaking

Alison Clements, 01 July 2009

 

Wine producer Chapel Down is toasting the success of a brand-aligned wellbeing...

Health and wellbeing: Healthcare provision - Healthy competition

Health and wellbeing: Healthcare provision - Healthy competition

Ailsa Colquhoun, 01 July 2009

 

Employers are increasingly using community pharmacists in an effort to keep their...

Health and wellbeing: Gender divide - Same but different

Health and wellbeing: Gender divide - Same but different

Suzy Bashford, 01 July 2009

 

It makes sense for employers to promote healthy living to staff. But...

Health and wellbeing: Unilever - Superfit business

Health and wellbeing: Unilever - Superfit business

Peter Crush, 01 July 2009

 

Unilever is well aware of the business benefits of a healthy workforce....

 
Health and wellbeing: The science of employee wellbeing

Health and wellbeing: The science of employee wellbeing

Peter Crush, 01 July 2009

 

It is very hard to define what a health and wellbeing policy...

Health and wellbeing: Health has to be a priority for employers

Health and wellbeing: Health has to be a priority for employers

Peter Crush, 01 July 2009

 

It was exactly two years ago this month that the Government's ban...

7,000 British Airways staff opt for pay cuts

7,000 British Airways staff opt for pay cuts

David Woods, 25 June 2009

 

Almost 7,000 British Airways staff have volunteered to take unpaid leave, part...

Reasons to be cheerful about stress

Reasons to be cheerful about stress

Colin Bullen, 25 June 2009

 

Employers will doubtless have read numerous articles telling them how bad workplace...

Aramark's new benefits scheme aims to help staff save money

Aramark's new benefits scheme aims to help staff save money

David Woods, 25 June 2009

 

Aramark has launched a new voluntary benefits scheme targeted at frontline staff.

 
 
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