Before embarking on any campaign to drive engagement, it’s always worth taking a step back and conducting a holistic review to make sure your benefits are delivering value for your business and importantly, your people...

Top ways to enhance your benefits communications to drive engagement
Small changes to how you communicate and advertise your employee benefits can have a large impact on their perceived value and take-up. Using similar methods that marketeers would use, organisations are starting to explore creative ways to promote their benefits and drive real engagement with them...

Three top tips to ensure your people understand, access and utilise their wellbeing benefits
You’ve got a great benefits offering, you focus on your people’s wellbeing but you’re not getting any engagement. Most of the reasons your engagement is low are usually very easy to fix...

Three impacts of COVID-19 on your wellbeing benefits
It’s safe to say that COVID-19 has affected us all in a variety of ways but have you thought about the impact this is having on your company’s wellbeing benefits?

Changes to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme
There are important changes being made to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, and what you claim as part of the grant...

How to develop an inclusive wellbeing strategy
Good health and wellbeing can be a core enabler of employee engagement and organisational performance. Getting the most out of your approach should include ensuring that your overall strategy has something for everyone.

Business support at a glance
In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has set out a package of temporary, timely and targeted measures to support people and businesses through this period of disruption.

Employee Wellbeing
Employee health and well-being is high on many businesses’ agendas and is no longer merely an afterthought when addressing sickness absence...

Working from home
As I sat in my garden with my fences surrounding me, I realised I may have been taking for granted the freedoms of daily life. The normal everyday things now seem out of reach, however, I also thought about the positive opportunities lockdown has presented.