Engage

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The latest edition of Engage follows our highly successful and well-received November launch edition. Our second edition will provide you with more interesting and innovative ideas to help you in managing your business. In this issue:

Cover Story - Corporate Wellbeing

Richard Davey discovers why employee wellbeing is expected to rise to the top of the corporate agenda this year.

Head to Head

Paul White leads a discussion with senior HR and occupational health representatives on how best to design a wellness programme that meets changing legislative, demographic and economic demands.

How to Guide

As part of this edition’s Head to Head, Dr Geoff Earnshaw provides a guide to establishing a wellness strategy that ensures tangible results.

Pensions in Focus Prize Draw - win VIP rugby tickets

Aviva have kindly donated Engage magazine 10 pairs of exclusive rugby tickets to give away to readers. So if you fancy being at Wembley on 31st March, go to page 35 of Engage for full details. 

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Enrich launch quarterly magazine, Engage, a totally new approach to communicating with our employee benefits audience, including articles on a full range of employee benefits. In this issue:

Cover Story – SME Benefits

Richard Davey discovers that FTSE 100-style employee benefits packages are now open to smaller companies.

Healthcare

Healthcare trusts are rising in the popularity stakes, write Tracey Williams and Peter Thompson.

Pensions

How can employers provide a cost-effective pension scheme that will remain fit for purpose? Nick Oram finds out.

Forum

Paul White asks senior HR and legal representatives about their current challenges. He also provides a ‘How to’ guide on futureproofing benefits.

Flexible Benefits

Ignore employee engagement at your peril, warns Andrew Woolnough.