400+ HR professionals – in mostly regional and global roles from across 11 markets – took part in our recent pulse survey to share the most significant trends impacting employee benefits and technology, in a follow-up to the full 2023 employee benefits and technology report.   Accede a la noticia completa Fuente: Mercer

In an increasingly globalised workforce, access to fair and equitable employee benefits should not be determined by geography. However, many multinational organisations struggle to offer consistent health coverage to employees across different regions, resulting in disparities that affect well-being, retention, and overall workplace satisfaction.   Accede a la noticia completa Fuente: Allianz

Socializing at work can be a great way to build connections, especially in hybrid and remote teams. But increasingly, people are rethinking how – and when – it should happen. Many employees want space to engage with colleagues in ways that feel natural, not obligatory.   Accede a la noticia completa Fuente:  Remote

Mental health care systems around the globe are struggling to respond to the mental health pressures with nearly half (49%) of respondents rating the mental health care system in their country as fair or poor – a much lower rating than respondents gave concerning the general health care system (42%), according to new research and […]

Employee benefits play a vital role in helping small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) attract and retain top talent in today’s competitive job market. While large corporations may offer extensive benefits packages, SMEs have the flexibility to design cost-effective, tailored options that enhance employee well-being, boost productivity, and maintain a competitive edge globally. Accede al contenido […]

The minimum wage in Greece has increased, effective from the beginning of this month. We take a look at the exact amount of the increase, together with its broader impact on the Greek employment system.   Accede a la contenido completa Fuente: Ius Laboris Sagardoy

A legislative proposal has been introduced to implement the ‘Pay Transparency Directive’ («Directive«) in the Netherlands. On 26 March 2025, the internet consultation for this proposal was launched and will conclude on 7 May 2025.    Accede a la noticia completa Fuente: Baker McKenzie