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40% of UK staff would choose a job with lower salary but generous benefits

Employee Benefits

When looking at financial benefits of a potential new job, the protection and employee benefits provider found that 37% of respondents said financial bonuses are important to them, while 35% would like generous pension contributions.

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UK Power Networks uses total reward statements to boost engagement with benefits

Employee Benefits

The TRS outlines what employee benefits have been on offer for the past 12 months.

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A HR guide to employee benefits

Employee Benefits

A great way to improve retention rates is through offering great employee benefits. Benefits, including fringe benefits and flexible benefits, provide an employee an extra reason to stay within a company. Retention rates are at a low, with 65% of employees thinking that they can find a better position elsewhere.

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What Benefits Can (and Should) You Offer Temporary or Seasonal Employees?

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Many businesses focus only on offering benefits to permanent team members, while temporary employees or those who step in to fill roles that are dictated by seasonal demand are overlooked. It’s all part of the balancing act that makes a well-crafted benefits scheme so important to offer, yet so fraught with potential pitfalls.

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How to upscale a benefits strategy to align with business growth

Employee Benefits

Being able to articulate to the organisation the costs and benefits of headcount changes will put [an employer] in a very advantageous position.” For those looking to make the transition from a start-up into a slightly larger organisation, there are a number of benefits that can be implemented relatively quickly.

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Employee Benefits Guide for 2023: What Employers Need To Know

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Bonuses: Bonuses are like the surprise fireworks of the workplace—a delightful burst of recognition and motivation. Bonuses don't just say "great job"; they shout it from the rooftops, spurring employees to aim even higher. The bonus is not just an extra benefit. It's healthcare on your terms.

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Employee Benefits in the UK: Unlocking the Perks of a Happy, Productive Workforce

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The mandatory employee benefits in the UK include the following aspects: Pension: Contributed both by the employer and the employee (minimum 8 percent with atleast 3 percent by the employer) Healthcare insurance: Backed by NHS and is contributed by the employer. Pensions are a compulsory benefit provided by employers in the UK.