In an era of high fuel costs, pressure to reduce CO2 emissions and duty-of-care concerns regarding employee safety, employers are arguably under greater pressure than ever to find effective...
Last week HR magazine reported on predictions that changes in the up-coming Budget could mean the end of the company car.
Cost efficiencies and stable pricing are the key factors attracting employees to salary sacrifice, according to a survey carried out by leasing, fleet management and vehicle outsourcing company...
The Budget on 21 March could include an “aggressive” clampdown on company car taxation, threatening the fleet industry, according to accountancy firm MHA MacIntyre Hudson.
Wrecked and heading for the scrapyard, or cruising along smoothly in top gear? Of late, it has been hard to get a handle on the general health or otherwise of company car schemes, but despite some...
Rising number of driving fatalities among young people, puts pressure on employers to offer post-test training, according to research published today.
Greene King, pub retailer and brewer, has launched a new fleet of 300 company cars and 100 cash allowance options, provided by Zenith Provecta.
Consultant PwC has agreed a pilot deal with car rental firm Hertz to offer PwC employees two electric vehicles, as part of the firm’s sustainability and travel strategy.
Company car providers have warned employers of the ramifications of yesterday's Budget on company fleets.
Post-recession, what should you do about the company car? There's a whole range of options to keep costs down, says Steve Hemsley.
As some companies report an upturn and others only just start to feel the pain, no organisation should neglect the effect of reward on talent.
Almost half of business travellers have had first class travel privileges cut according to survey results published by CrossCountry Trains.
