All articles by Zoe Wickens – Page 35
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ArticleJohn Lewis asks some staff to work three days away from home
John Lewis has asked some of its staff to spend three days of their working week in its office, stores or collaborative spaces.
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ArticleKnowsley Council receives accredited status for Fair Employment Charter
Knowsley Council in Liverpool has been awarded accredited status for the Liverpool City Region Fair Employment Charter.
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ArticleRenault Group launches global health programme for all employees
Renault Group has introduced a universal healthcare programme designed to guarantee its employees around the world equal access to care.
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ArticleJust 19% of women think their pension will enable them to live comfortably in retirement
Only 19% of women agree or strongly agree that their pension will enable them to live comfortably in retirement, compared to 34% of men, according to research by Trafalgar House.
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ArticleGXO Logistics and Pinsent Masons shortlisted for HR or benefits team of the year
GXO Logistics and law firm Pinsent Masons are among those on the shortlist for HR or benefits team of the year at the Employee Benefits Awards 2025.
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ArticleZellis Group acquires financial wellbeing platform Hastee
HR, workforce management, payroll and benefits provider Zellis Group has acquired financial wellbeing platform Hastee.
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ArticleMenopause-related tribunal claims more than triple in last two years
The number of menopause-related tribunal claims has more than tripled in the last two years, with 204 cases citing the condition in 2024 compared to 64 in 2022.
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ArticleJust 41% of 30-49-year-olds are satisfied with their standard of living
Just 41% of mid-lifers, or those aged 30-49-year-olds, are satisfied with their standard of living, with the rest feeling financially strained, according to research by Royal London.
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ArticleBEC receives menopause-friendly accreditation
BEC has been awarded menopause-friendly accreditation due to its aim to offer a high standard of menopause support in the workplace.
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ArticleMotoring and automotive sector named best industry for employee benefits
The motoring and automotive sector has been named the UK’s best industry for employee benefits, according to new research by sharetech platform Vestd.
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ArticleBP to change incentive programme for staff
Oil and gas business BP has announced that it will change its incentive programme for its employees.
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ArticleCentral Co-op and Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts shortlisted for Best use of benefits technology
Retailer Central Co-op and clothing brand Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts have been shortlisted for Best use of benefits technology at the Employee Benefits Awards 2025.
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People MovesBlack Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust names new interim chief people officer
Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has appointed Kerry Smith as its new interim chief people officer.
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ArticleHastings Direct hosts annual employee wellbeing festival
Hastings Direct has hosted its annual wellbeing festival, designed to bring employees together to learn about available wellbeing support and benefits.
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ArticleDLA Piper and CMS to increase salaries for lawyers
Law firms DLA Piper and CMS will increase salaries for their newly qualified lawyers, as well as for first and second-year trainees.
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ArticleOxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Jet2 shortlisted for Best voluntary benefits
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and airline Jet2 have been shortlisted for Best voluntary benefits at the Employee Benefits Awards 2025.
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ArticleTourism Tasmania seeks barrel butlers, Tasmanian devil sitters and calf concierges
Australia-based Tourism Tasmania has opened applications for off-season ‘winternships’, which include a variety of unusual roles.
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ArticleThe top 10 most-read articles between 6 - 12 June 2025
The top 10 most read articles between 6 - 12 June 2025 on employeebenefits.co.uk
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ArticleTwo-fifths unaware how much they contribute to their workplace pension
Two fifths of UK workers do not know how much they are contributing to their workplace pension, according to research by Scottish Widows.
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Article51% of UK employers cite employee benefits costs as top financial challenge
More than half (51%) of UK employers say employee benefits costs as their top financial challenge, down from 60% the previous year, according to research by Gallagher.