The General Election manifestos and what they mean to Reward
Holly Coe | 20 June 2024
Ahead of the General Election on July 4, the manifestos are out and whichever party wins, it looks likely that some clear changes will come into effect that could have a major impact on the reward landscape.
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Communicating the deal on Benefits: what stops us landing critical messages?
Justine Woolf | 13 June 2024
We spend a lot of time and money on our benefits packages. According to Boundless, the typical UK company spends between £100 and £200 per month per employee with a medium-sized business providing on average 30 benefits or wellbeing initiatives to support staff. We provide support for mental health via EAPs. We give access to healthcare professionals via cash plans, online GPs or private medical schemes. We enable discounted purchasing through Salary Sacrifice technology, retail discounts or own-brand discounts. And yet according to Vitality, only 30% of employees know what’s on offer. Why?
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Can skills-based pay work?
Sarah Lardner | 07 June 2024
Becoming a skills-first organisation means identifying the skills relevant to work and matching people with the required skills to the tasks at hand. The simple answer is that yes it can be done, if it is done correctly: matching employees to those skills and remunerating based on that requires a considered approach.
How to streamline pay review and take away the pain
Holly Coe | 29 May 2024
Pay Transparency | Pay Review | Pay
Pay review for most businesses takes place annually, usually effective at the beginning of a new financial year. When employees receive a letter or email confirming a pay change, it is a notable ‘event’ in any company’s year, and one which many people both look forward to and rely upon.
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