All Communication articles
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AnalysisHow to use employee networks to shape benefits strategy
Employee networks can offer employees a safe space to discuss issues, which can be redirected back to their employers.
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Case StudiesArc Hospitality improves benefits strategy through employee networks and channels
Arc Hospitality’s range of employee networks and listening channels ensure its benefits reflect real needs, experiences and feedback.
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Case StudiesMyerson Solicitors uses employee engagement committee to structure benefits
Following its transition to employee ownership in September 2024, law firm Myerson Solicitors established an employee engagement committee to align employee experience with its strategic direction.
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OpinionConfessions of a benefits manager: Candid delves into big data
Candid discovers that a new business intelligence dashboard linking onboarding, HR and benefits data fails to deliver meaningful insights due to incomplete employee demographic information.
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ArticleHearing ‘You’re on mute’ during video calls irritates 23% of people
Uswitch Business Broadband has conducted a survey of 1,000 Brits who currently participate in video calls for work, study, or personal reasons at least once a week.
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OpinionLovewell’s logic: Reflecting on 2026 goals
Are benefits enabling employees to continue with new year’s resolutions long-term?
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ArticleStudy finds ‘reaching out’ appears 6,117 times in one million work emails
Instant Offices carried out an analysis of one million real work emails to find out what the most overused workplace email phrases were.
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OpinionRichard Noble: Using the seasonal slowdown to reignite benefits engagement
The quieter time before year-end offers the perfect opportunity to step back and reassess one of the most powerful levers of organisational success: employee engagement.
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AnalysisPodcast: Jet Plant Hire ensures employee voice is central to its benefits proposition
Sarah Davies discusses the benefits strategy at Jet Plant Hire.
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AnalysisThe role of pension modelling tools in a pensions strategy
Pension modelling tools help employees to make better decisions about retirement saving.
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Case StudiesEland Cables uses pension modelling tools to increase awareness among staff
Pension modelling tools help staff at the electrical cable firm to manage their money, investments and future plans.
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Case StudiesBenefits help employees integrate at Emagine
Emagine ensures there is an alignment of organisational culture factored in at an early stage following an acquisition.
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AnalysisHow can voluntary benefits schemes compete with other online discount sites?
With competition from other online discount sites, employers need to ensure their voluntary benefits schemes stand out.
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AnalysisHow to engage younger employees with pensions
Millions of future retirees are not on track to achieve an adequate income in later life.
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OpinionSarah Jackman: Beyond the handbook: revolutionising workplace communications
Employees rarely engage with traditional staff handbooks and benefits documentation in the same way they might have done a decade or more ago.
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Case StudiesDHL Supply Chain evolves benefits in line with shifting employee demographics
DHL Supply Chain ensures its reward and benefits package appeals to employees of all ages.
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ArticleEmployee gets caught eating cookie on work call by manager
A social media post by female employee who was caught eating a cookie on a work call by her manager has gone viral due to its amusing nature.
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AnalysisGetting the basics of pensions communications right
To avoid barriers created by jargon, a pensions glossary can enable staff to decode the language used.
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Case StudiesJuro uses technology to clearly communicate pension scheme
Juro communicates its pension scheme through the use of technology and clear, digestible information.
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ArticleEmployee shares communication faux pas during work call on social media
You’d probably be hard pressed to find someone who hasn’t unintentionally made a mistake or typo in an email or other method of work communication these days.