Ministers and senior civil servants should make greater use of performance-related pay and bonuses in the public sector if they want to maximise value for the taxpayer while also driving through...

Buybacks have returned to the City with a vengeance as bidding wars for bankers heat up.

Closures of defined-benefit pension schemes are set to surge, affecting thousands of UK workers, new research reveals.

The international company car market is well along the road to recovery, recording a sharp increase in business confidence, according to a new report from the Corporate Vehicle Observatory (CVO).

The chancellor will announce the much-anticipated Capital Gains Tax (CGT) increase in the Emergency Budget on 22 June.

Reward professionals are more confident about the coming year as the economy officially emerges from an 18-month recession, according to a new report.

Accor Services, Capital Incentives & Motivation and Motivano are poised to complete a two-year integration, coming together as one company, Edenred, from 1 July 2010.

B&CE Benefit Schemes is to improve its employee healthcare plan to include invaluable employer services and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for the first time.

Over the next 12 months a growing number of companies plan to review the employee benefits they offer staff, with the majority intending to increase the level of benefits they provide.

Legislation, which makes it compulsory for employers to enrol workers into a qualifying workplace pension scheme, is set to be debated in the House of Lords tomorrow.

New research shows stark differences in the preferences employees in different parts of the UK have for employee benefits, with those in the South more concerned with saving for retirement and staff...

Employers could face higher costs for providing life, critical illness and income insurance cover as benefits to their employees, according to research from Aon Consulting.