All Total reward articles – Page 150
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AnalysisInfographic: What is included in employers' total reward statements?
An infographic outlining what is included in employers' total reward statements. (Source: Aon's Employee benefits and trends survey, November 2015)Read more about how to make total reward statements relevant to staff.
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AnalysisHow to make total reward statements relevant to staff
Need to know:There are many ways of positioning total reward statements (TRS) for maximum engagement but, for this to succeed, they must be embedded in all employee-related aspects of the business.Timely presentation of a well-developed and detailed TRS can be an effective driver of retention, particularly when employees are considering ...
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Case StudiesSimplyhealth offers its workforce a total reward overview
Simplyhealth, which employs 1,400 people, uses its reward site, My Reward, to strengthen its employee pay, bonus and benefits offering and provide a go-to place where employees can find out anything they want to know about their total reward package.With its employee engagement relative to benefits on the increase, the ...
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ArticleBritish Airways and Media Zoo to deliver keynote addresses at Employee Benefits Connect
Nigel Jeremy, chief learning officer at British Airways, will present the opening keynote session at Employee Benefits Connect 2016 on 9 March. Jeremy will outline the latest thinking on how the range of different generations in the workplace might affect employee benefits in the future.Perry Timms, director, people and learning ...
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Article85% would opt for a pay rise or bonus over workplace perks
More than two-fifths (85%) of respondents would rather receive a pay rise or bonus instead of workplace perks, according to research by job vacancy website CV Library.Its survey of 2,439 employees also found that 24% of respondents receive workplace perks from their employer, of which 24% would rather have the ...
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ArticleStay ahead of the curve with Employee Benefits Connect 2016
Employee Benefits Connect 2016, which takes place at Lancaster London on 9 March 2016, will give attendees the opportunity to stay ahead of the curve by hearing the latest thinking on the future of reward.During the annual event, HR, reward and benefits professionals will have the chance to share ideas ...
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Case StudiesInterContinental Hotels Group delivers business value through benefits strategy
As a large global hospitality organisation, the InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) ensures that it has a benefits strategy in place that supports the business goal of delivering value through preferred brands and talented people.IHG has almost 4,900 hotels worldwide that are either franchised, owned or managed by the organisation, and ...
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Case StudiesThe benefits offered by InterContinental Hotels Group
A look at the benefits offered by InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG):PensionsTrust-based defined contribution scheme for all corporate employees.IHG auto-enrolled staff in September 2013. The scheme received the Pensions Quality Mark in 2014.HealthcarePrivate medical insurance, employer-paid through a healthcare trust, administered by Healthcare RM. Employees can pay to include family members.Dental ...
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ArticleTowers Watson and Willis complete merger
Willis and Towers Watson have officially merged to create Willis Towers Watson.The two organisations first announced that they had signed a definitive merger agreement in June 2015.The newly created global advisory, broking and solutions provider has over 39,000 employees in more than 120 countries.John Haley, chief executive officer of Willis ...
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ArticleEntercom introduces new benefits for staff
US radio broadcasting firm Entercom, which employs a total of 2,726 staff, is to introduce new employee benefits in January 2016, including a volunteering initiative, a student loan reimbursement programme and a discounted stock purchase scheme.The volunteering programme will give Entercom’s employees a half-day off each quarter to volunteer for ...
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ArticleLivingbridge to acquire Broadstone
Private equity firm Livingbridge is to acquire Broadstone Corporate Benefits and Broadstone Risk and Healthcare Ltd from Oakley Capital.Broadstone provides pensions, employee benefits, actuarial and investment services advice to small and medium sized employers, pension scheme trustees and individual pension scheme members.Livingbridge aims to help Broadstone increase in scale and ...
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Article18% to change reward package as a result of national living wage
Some 18% of respondents plan to make changes to their reward package to mitigate the impact of the national living wage, according to research by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and Accenture.The CBI/Accenture employment trends survey, which is based on responses from 342 employers, also found that more than ...
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ArticleSarah Purnell: What's on your employee benefits wish list?
Most of my ideas are around saving time and giving me a chance to do more of things I want to with my time.A main winner would be a personalised search engine that knew what I was looking for and what was relevant to me. Cookies go some of the ...
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ArticleDaryl Maitland: What’s on your employee benefits wish list?
My wish list largely centres around health and wellbeing. Some macro-level factors will, in my view, create increased demand and expectations that employers provide wellbeing-related benefits and workplaces that are conducive to our health.There is still a significant way to go to rebalance our public finances. The strain on the ...
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ArticleDebra Corey: What’s on your employee benefits wish list?
I discussed this topical question with my colleagues over social media, which helped generate some great ideas, most of which revolve around fitness, food and fun.Unsurprisingly, fitness benefits are high on the employee benefits wish list. Ideas include an onsite gym, a pool and a climbing wall. All great ideas, ...
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ArticleSmith moves to UCL
Karen Smith has joined University College London (UCL) as head of wellbeing.Smith's prior experience includes organisational wellbeing manager, as well as reward and wellbeing manager at the Financial Ombudsman Service.
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ArticleWragge Lawrence Graham recruits Mckie
Law firm Wragge Lawrence Graham and Company has appointed Neil Mckie head of reward and performance.Neil previously worked at Herbert Smith Freehills as head of reward, management information (MI) and HR systems, at Deloitte as head of reward and MI, and at Barclays as senior manager change and reward.
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ArticleBurtoft joins Comcast
Kirsten Burtoft has moved to media production organisation Comcast where she is global benefits manager.She was previously reward manager at NBCUniversal, as well as a reward advisor. Burtoft's previous experience includes reward analyst at MTV Networks Europe and reward analyst at John Lewis.
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ArticleBritish Land hires Bourne
Warren Bourne has joined British Land as reward consultant (interim). He joined from EDF Trading, where he was head of reward (interim).Bourne previously held the role of global and UK reward director (interim) at Bupa, and of reward consultant (interim) at Henderson Global Investors.
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ArticleSteve Webb begins Royal London role
Former pensions minister Steve Webb has taken up his position as director of policy and external communications at Royal London. The appointment was first announced in August 2015.Webb was pensions minister between May 2010 and May 2015, and a member of parliament since 1997.