Nearly half of those aged 55 or over were not rewarded in 2015

The Rewards Report also found that 42% of those aged 18 to 24 did not receive a reward

Organisations failing to own and incentivise collaboration

Collaboration must be encouraged through reward and intelligently-designed office space

A quarter of employees would look elsewhere if denied a payrise

Additionally, 50.8% said they believe perks are ‘just a fad’ and would rather be given money instead

'Fat Cat Tuesday' highlights high pay at the top

High Pay Centre director Stefan Stern said that the milestone highlights the continuing problem of unfair pay gaps

Bonus dissatisfaction could lead to City churn

City workers are more likely to leave over compensation than in previous years

Seven in 10 say UK CEO pay 'too high'

More than half (55%) of employees claim high levels of CEO pay is bad for firms’ reputations

Employers doubling number of bonuses

An annual study of 2,000 UK workplaces reveals a 112% increase in the number of employees due to receive a bonus

HR's role in the gender pay gap

To raise standards in HR, professionals need to take a long, hard look at their own reward practices and pay disparity

Almost half of young workers not eligible for workplace rewards

Almost half (48%) of 25- to 34-year old workers are not eligible for the rewards and benefits offered by their employer

Impact of the national living wage on business

The government has announced how its national living wage will be enforced, but will this be good or bad for business?

Recognition takes centre stage at Shop Direct

A peer-to-peer recognition scheme is boosting engagement at multi-brand online retailer Shop Direct

Reporting will help to close the gender pay gap

BITC has identified three key factors that contribute to the gender pay gap