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Exclusive: Welsh government rolls out new employee benefits framework

Employee Benefits

The Welsh government has partnered with employee benefits provider Vivup for the managed service provision of its employee benefit schemes. It will also offer reward and recognition benefits such as gift cards, vouchers and gift experiences, long-service awards, recognition messages or cards, and lump sums.

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The benefits offered by Wave

Employee Benefits

The benefits on offer at Wave: Pension A master trust pension scheme for all employees. Those aged 22 and over are auto enrolled, but it is open to all employees. Matching contribution levels: 3% employee contribution, 6% employer; 4% employee 8% employer; 5% employee and 10% employer.

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Pitchup launches bikes-for-work scheme for staff

Employee Benefits

Provided by Gogeta, the new cycling platform will allow Pitchup’s more than 50 employees to apply for and buy bicycles such as road bikes, cargo and e-bikes, as well as cycling equipment, from UK independent bike shops through an online marketplace at a discount.

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

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Employee benefits in the UK aren't just a nice-to-have; they're a strategic tool in the modern business arsenal. Employee benefits in the UK have emerged as the silent game-changer, influencing recruitment, retention, and overall workplace satisfaction.

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Two in five people are working extra hours as cost-of-living crisis bites

Workplace Insight

One in six (17 percent) has made further ‘savings’ by cutting back (or cancelling) their personal insurance cover, such as income protection, life insurance, and medical or dental insurance, and one in seven (14 percent) has reduced their pension contributions – decisions which may prove to have costly consequences in the future.

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Two in five employees are working extra hours as cost-of-living crisis bites

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One in six (17%) has made further ‘savings’ by cutting back (or cancelling) their personal insurance cover, such as income protection, life insurance, and medical or dental insurance, and one in seven (14%) has reduced their pension contributions – decisions which may prove to have costly consequences in the future.

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