All Employee Benefits Awards articles – Page 17
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Employee Benefits Awards winners 2008
Asda, O2, Danone, Lloyds TSB, Norwich Union and GlaxoSmithKline were among the many winners at the Employee Benefits Awards 2008 which was held at the Park Lane Hilton Hotel, London on 18 June. For a full list of winners and finalists, click here. In order obtain full details of the ...
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Employee Benefits Awards 2008 finalists announced
Leading employers such as Shell International, FirstGroup, Tesco, O2 and McDonalds have been shortlisted as finalists for the UK's only Awards to celebrate excellence in employee benefits.With a record number of entries to the Employee Benefits Awards 2008, competition to be listed as a finalist was tough.The winners will be ...
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Employee Benefits Awards winners 2007
National Express, McDonald’s Restaurants and Siemens were among the many winners at the Employee Benefits Awards 2007 which was held at the Park Lane Hilton Hotel, London on June 8. By clicking on each of the categories below you can find out the names of the winners and finalists. You ...
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Winners: Employee Benefits Awards 2006
Winners: Employee Benefits Awards 2006Grand PrixNottingham City Council – Works PerksMost effective company car strategyWhitbread – Whitbread Car PolicyMost effective healthcare strategyChannel 4 TelevisionMost effective pensions strategyBurlington Resources (Energy Services) – Burlington Resources Pension PlanThe most effective use of a flexible benefits planDanone UK – MomentumThe most effective use of ...
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Event news update - Employee Benefits Awards 2006: Finalists announced
The finalists for the Employee Benefits Awards 2006 have been established. More than 50 UK employers have been short-listed across a number of categories.The awards ceremony will take place at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London on 18 May, hosted by comedian Jimmy Carr.THE FINALISTSMost effective company car strategyMcDonald's RestaurantsOracleRedcats UKMost ...
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Event update - Employee Benefits Awards 2006: Introducing the judges
Richard Walsh, head of health, Association of British Insurers (ABI) Richard, who took up his current role as head of health at the ABI in June 2001, is responsible for issues relating to health insurance including private medical insurance, term life, critical illness, income protection and long-term care. He also ...
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Event update - Employee Benefits awards deadline draws near
Most effective use of a flexible benefits planWinner 2005: Deutsche Bank My Flex Entered by Towers PerrinFully aware that this flexible benefits plan was targeted at a sophisticated, wealthy workforce, the judges made sure that they did not simply select a winner which was perceived to be cash rich with ...
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Winners: Employee Benefits Awards 2005
Grand Prix Winner: Compass Group - Sharing in our SuccessOutstanding contribution of the year Winner: The IBM Flexible Working TeamMost effective company car strategyWinner: PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP - PWC Choices Car SchemeMost effective healthcare strategy Winner: Severn Trent Water - Health & Safety Department Managing Health and Well-Being within Severn Trent ...
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Winners: Employee Benefits Awards 2004
Winners: Employee Benefits Awards 2004Grand PrixPrudential – Planning PruMost effective company car strategyBBC – MyDriveMost effective healthcare strategyNationwide Building SocietyMost effective pensions strategyBarclays – AfterworkMost effective motivation strategySTA Travel – Boys & Girls Win a GrandThe most effective use of a flexible benefits planMicrosoft - FlexiThe most effective use of ...
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Employee Benefits Awards 2003: Winners
Winners: Employee Benefits Awards 2003Grand PrixCity of York Council – Reducing Teacher PressureMost effective company car strategyCB Hillier Parker – New DriveMost effective healthcare strategyCity of York Council – Reducing Teacher PressureMost effective pensions strategyEmap – Emap FlexiplanMost effective motivation strategyNationwide Building Society - Pride AwardsThe most effective use of ...