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59% of British workers feel unhappy with their benefits packages

Employee Benefits

Almost six in 10 (59%) British workers feel unhappy, dissatisfied, highly dissatisfied or neutral with their benefits packages , according to new research. As many as 49% are optimistic that they will receive a salary increase in 2024, and 70% of employers plan to increase salary offers in 2024 for certain in-demand roles.

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Emerald Publishing enhances benefits package

Employee Benefits

Credit: Postmodern Studio / Shutterstock.com Emerald Publishing has enhanced its reward package with a raft of new benefits after an internal review revealed what its staff find important. With an established remote and hybrid workforce, relevant work-life balance benefits are more important than ever.”

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Employers toughen remote working rules 

Workplace Insight

Employers are toughening up remote working rules according to a new poll from Randstad UK. Three in every five workers in the UK say that, in the past few months, their employer has become stricter about making staff come into the office. Women felt more strongly about this than men with 56 per cent saying the same.

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What employees expect from benefits packages

Business Management Daily

Offering an attractive employee benefits package helps lure top talent and encourages the retention of your best team members. Presenting a good employee benefits package often gives one employer an edge over another, especially in cases where basic salaries are relatively equal.

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How is the cost-of-living crisis affecting what employees want from their benefits packages?

Employee Benefits

The cost-of-living crisis has employees demanding pay rises in line with inflation, but many employers are unable to afford this long-term. Benefits that support financial wellbeing and education, including day-to-day budgeting and discounts, can help pay stretch further without raising pay.

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How can employers support employees with dementia?

Employee Benefits

Employers are legally required to make reasonable workplace adjustments where possible for employees impacted by dementia to the point that it satisfies the disability definition. Employers should offer training for managers and staff on how to support someone with dementia in the workplace.

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Do employers have a role to play in overcoming the UK childcare crisis?

Employee Benefits

Employers can offer onsite nurseries , workplace nursery schemes, and subsidised and emergency care provisions to help with childcare. There are a variety of different flexible working options that employers could offer those who are struggling. In order to combat this, what can employers do to offer support?