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Where should employers draw the line with benefits provision?

Employee Benefits

If employers are not seeing a return on their investment in benefits or schemes are not achieving their desired aims, such as increased employee engagement or retention, then they might be spending too much. So, given the ever-growing list of benefits on offer, can an employer end up offering its workforce too much?

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Unique Vacations UK improves benefits as part of workforce investment

Employee Benefits

These benefits changes came in at a higher cost to the business financially, explains Tiggy Bonham-Blake, HR manager UK and Europe at Unique Vacations UK. Our employees are at the heart of everything we do, and we are always looking at ways to enhance our employer value proposition,” she says. “Our

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How to refresh a reward strategy to align with business goals

Employee Benefits

Need to know: Employers need to ensure that their reward strategy not only helps to attact, recruit and engage employees, but also reflects the values and goals of the business. Analysing data sets within the organisation can present gaps in benefits provision. Consumer insight.

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Unlocking the digital frontier: hiring the next generation of tech talent

Workplace Insight

This also means that the world of employment , both for workers and enterprises, is necessarily evolving too. Any business that is looking to grow its consumer base or expand into new markets is likely to be relying on digital technology to a greater extent than ever before both in their operations and management.

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The 1972 Commission Report re 1935

Florida Workers' Comp

In 1980, Presidential candidate Ronald Reagan purportedly asked "one of the most important campaign questions of all time." In a debate with incumbent President Jimmy Carter, Mr. Reagan asked generally: “Are you better off today than you were four years ago?” Its simple common sense makes it a great way to think about elections.

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Workers’ compensation Insurance Arrangements: Does the model make a difference? Part 2

Workers' Compensation Perspectives

The most common active intervention in the market (after mandating compulsory workers’ compensation insurance coverage for most employers) is the legislative creation of a “state” fund for workers compensation. Note: Although the ratio between worker benefits paid and employer costs is often expressed in dollar terms [e.g.,

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When to Start Planning for Employee Rewards and Recognition Program

Empuls

In the 2014 General Motors recall scandal where GM CEO Mary Barra had to appear before Congress to answer for the company’s failure to recall defective cars leading up to 13 deaths, what emerged as one of the underlying causes was the company’s flawed rewards and punishment process. Take General Motors, for example.

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