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SALARY SACRIFICE: MAKING EMPLOYEE BENEFITS COST-NEUTRAL

Employee Benefits

With 50% of employers planning to increase spend on financial wellbeing in place of offering wage increases and cost-of-living payments, it’s never been more important to make employee benefits sustainable. The Rewards and Employee Benefits Association (REBA) has recently published their Financial Wellbeing Research for 2023.

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Employee benefit trends 2023

Employee Benefits

The question is, what can businesses, in particular HR and Reward teams, do to thrive in 2023? Start by staying current on the latest benefits trends and to give your people support and benefits that really matter to them. Here are our observations on the biggest benefit trends to hit your feeds this year. Not convinced?

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49% of UK organisations’ 2024 salary budgets were lower than the previous year

Employee Benefits

Half (49%) of UK organisations reported that their 2024 salary budgets were lower than the previous year, according to global advisory, broking and solutions firm Willis Towers Watson (WTW). Its Salary budget planning report was compiled by its Rewards Data Intelligence practice.

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68% of Employers Are Planning Salary Increases for 2023

International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans

Organizations are planning salary increases and closely examining their total rewards packages for the year ahead in response to changing workforce demands. Read more > The post 68% of Employers Are Planning Salary Increases for 2023 appeared first on Word on Benefits. The International Foundation surveyed U.S.

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Annual pay growth for May to July 2023 rises by 7.8%

Employee Benefits

Annual pay growth , excluding bonuses, from May to July 2023 was 7.8%, according to data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Annual growth in employees’ average total pay including bonuses was 8.5%, due to NHS and Civil Service one-off payments made in June and July 2023. appeared first on Employee Benefits.

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33% of UK employers plan on increasing salaries and bonuses in 2024

Employee Benefits

One-third (33%) of UK employers are planning on increasing salaries and bonuses at the start of this year, according to research by job website Totaljobs. While more than half (58%) were confident they will recruit the people they need this quarter, 30% admitted meeting salary expectations will be a challenge.

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Buyer’s guide to car salary sacrifice schemes

Employee Benefits

Car salary sacrifice arrangements remain a popular employee benefit; in its January 2023 Leasing Outlook , the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA) found a 20.5% year-on-year increase in company cars funded through salary sacrifice to quarter three in 2022. What are car salary sacrifice schemes?

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