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- Aug 18, 2026
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Unidata regularly reviews pension investment to maintain good retirement outcomes - Employee Benefits (opens the original)
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Unidata’s experience shows how structured pension reviews can transform both retirement outcomes and employee engagement. Founded in 2016, the international data technology organisation now has 45 employees enrolled in its group personal pension (GPP) scheme. With around 80% of staff working remotely across multiple countries, Unidata needed a governance approach that was consistent, transparent and easy to communicate. Kirill Meshyk, head of AI data collection, also oversees internal benefits s
How to review pensions investment performance - Employee Benefits (opens the original)
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A workplace defined contribution (DC) pension is not something employees think about every day, but it quietly shapes one of the most important financial outcomes of their lives: how comfortably they will retire. Regularly reviewing investment performance is, therefore, a core part of ensuring that a workplace pension scheme delivers strong long-term value for its members. In an environment defined by market volatility, shifting regulation and rising saver expectations, employers that stay on to
Dr. Will’s share scheme plays pivotal role in staff retention - Employee Benefits (opens the original)
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All-natural condiment brand Dr Will’s introduced a share plan to give its employees a chance to share in the business’ success. Enterprise management incentives (EMI) are share schemes that tend to be used by smaller, higher-risk organisations to offer tax-advantaged share options to employees. Dr. Will’s introduced this option to its team of seven in 2024. Liam White, co-founder, says: “As a fast-growing business, one of the most valuable things we can offer employees is equity; the opportunity
What role do share schemes play in recruitment and retention? - Employee Benefits (opens the original)
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Employee share schemes are a popular option with many organisations, especially those looking to take a progressive approach to talent retention. Share schemes offer employees a stake in the business as a tax-effective way of boosting motivation. And by fostering a stronger sense of ownership, engagement and loyalty, these can become an effective strategy for attracting and retaining top talent. Several well-established structures are available to UK organisations, each designed to suit differen
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