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Companies rated highly on compensation and benefits saw 56% lower attrition than companies that rated poorly on compensation ( Linkedin Global Talent Trends 2020) Our 2020 survey revealed that work-related stress is the most common form of stress in the UK, with 79% commonly experiencing this. With work taking such an emotional toll, it’s an employer’s duty of care to offer tools that help employees manage their mental health.

Entice employees into redeeming benefits with simple and visual messaging. You could create colourful posters or infographics, using informal language and testimonies from other employees – and don’t forget to keep it short and sweet. Encourage managers to set an example These tools can help to reduce the risk of burnout at work, which can contribute to low morale, absenteeism and presenteeism. Additionally, these benefits can also be used for issues outside of work, helping to boost wellbeing further and reducing any distractions that employees may be facing in work. Health and physical wellbeing Create time during the onboarding process to communicate all of the benefits on offer and answer any questions that your new starters may have.This easy-to-use, volumizing brow pencil combines fibers AND powder, attaching to existing hairs to build depth & dimension and creating lightweight volume. The result? Fuller-looking brows that look soft, natural and last all day! Includes spoolie for effortless blending. LifeWorks provide us with an Employee Assistance Programme, online wellbeing resources and manager support and guidance. They provide our colleagues with free, confidential, independent counselling and support for mental, physical, social and financial wellbeing, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Some examples of what they can support our team members with are legal issues, financial guidance and support, family support services such as child care concerns, elder care giving support and resources just to help with every day issues. Whether this is the first time your company will be offering employee benefits or if you’re reviewing your current offering, it's important to start with clear goals in mind. Ensuring that your benefits are part of the regular conversation around the workplace helps to keep them in the forefront of your employees’ minds and increase their uptake. Make it interesting – increase awareness with visual messaging

When employees directly tell you what they consider a valuable benefit, you ensure that you’re offering them perks that they’ll actually appreciate, use and improve their life with. Gimme Brow+ tinted eyebrow gel contains tiny microfibers that adhere to skin & hairs, creating natural-looking fullness. The custom, tiny, tapered brush provides easy & mess-proof application. Poof...like magic, fuller-looking brows will appear! I’m Issy and I joined Boots UK after graduating from Keele University and relocated from Cornwall to Nottingham! I work within the HR department as a Reward Specialist, working on our recognition, benefits and pay review (though it’s much more than just that!) I’ve been in this role for over two years now and have recently completed my Project Management Apprenticeship. The amount of people I’ve worked with and connected with throughout the business during my two years in HR is amazing. I always feel really engaged as a member of HR and Reward, and I know I have a supportive team and great management working alongside me. I am also the interim Vice Chair of our disAbility Alliance UK Business Resource Group. Tell us about what your team does for team members at Boots? Moreover, it isn’t always easy to raise salaries above a competitor’s offerings. In turn, you may have to look to other ways to attract potential employees to your company over a rival employer. More and more, potential employees are looking at what benefits they will receive as a deciding factor into which company they should join, considering all perks to find which employer is the most attractive option overall. of employees said they would work harder if they felt their efforts were being better appreciated ( Hubspot).When employees have their needs met, they’re better able to focus on their work. They become more engaged and productive as they know that they’re treated well by their employer, so they want to work hard in return. Benefits put wellbeing as a focus Emotional wellbeing doesn't have one set definition but it’s used to talk about how we feel and how well we’re coping with daily life.

Gallup recently surveyed more than 7,500 full-time employees about burnout. Almost a quarter (23%) of those workers said they felt burned out more often than not, with 44% stating that they felt burned out sometimes. Employee benefits can satisfy financial wellbeing through a varied offering of employee discounts and salary sacrifice schemes. These allow your employees to stretch their salaries further and help to reduce any financial strain in their lives. Emotional wellbeing

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One clear way of finding out if these benefits have had positive outcomes is to survey your employees. The 1970 Fillmore at Tanglewood concert on video with Steven Wilson’s 2020 audio remix in stereo and 5.1 surround. Consider creating instant messenger groups or sending out a monthly newsletter to put all the relevant updates, links and information about benefits in one place, including how to access these. Putting this in a single location makes it easier for employees to stay up to date on what’s on offer and to find what they are looking for when they need it. Provide real-life examples Of course, fair pay is extremely important and should never be compromised on, but you might not be able to massively raise your employees’ salaries each year. These offerings help employees to feel valued, feel happier inside and outside of work and place you above your competitors – leaving your employees less likely to look for employment elsewhere.