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- Sep 29, 2026
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Employee Benefits Live 2026: just two weeks to go (opens the original)
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WIth only two weeks to go, registration remains open for Employee Benefits Live 2026, Europe’s largest dedicated reward and benefits event for the HR industry. The event will take place at Excel London on 13-14 October 2026, and aims to empower HR, reward, and benefits professionals to build better workplaces. Attendees can network, share best practice, source effective products and services and learn the latest techniques for talent attraction and retention. Register to attend for free 13-14 Oc
Learn about benefits strategies for deskless staff at EB Live 2026 (opens the original)
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Natalie Quilter, head of reward, wellbeing and benefits at The Hyde Group (pictured above), and Doreen Bos, senior manager – benefits, recognition and wellbeing at Kraft Heinz, will present a session on benefits strategies for the deskless workforce on the first day of Employee Benefits Live 2026. The session is titled ‘Engaging the non-digital workforce: strategies to drive awareness, benefits take up and improve experience’ and will take place on Tuesday 13 October at 2.30pm. This will be at s
Money worries impact work performance for a quarter (opens the original)
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Almost a quarter (22%) of UK workers admitted that money worries have adversely impacted their performance at work, according to new research from the Building Societies Association. In its survey of 2,000 employees, it found that one in five (19%) respondents needed to take time off work due to illness caused by financial concerns. Among workers aged between 18-24 years, 33% said their money worries have made them ill and forced them to take time off work. A quarter (27%) said they have less th
Asda rolls out second pay rise of the year (opens the original)
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Supermarket giant Asda has increased wages for its 110,000 frontline retail workers, marking the second pay rise this year following an initial increase in April. Starting yesterday (5 July 2026), the hourly rate for store-based staff across Asda’s national network of more than 1,000 locations has risen to £13.10. Meanwhile, employees working at stores located inside the M25 have seen their hourly wages increase to £14.35. More Asda jobs ruled comparable in £1.2bn equal pay claim Asda to reimbur
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