Research conducted by insurance company Aviva, published by HR Magazine, has revealed a significant gap between perceived and actual knowledge of pensions among UK employees. This study shows that while 53% of employees believe they possess an adequate understanding of their pensions, a mere 20%
In the digital age, where remote work becomes increasingly prevalent, companies are now facing a new kind of threat—deepfake technology infiltrating job interviews. This sophisticated method of deception has begun to take a prominent place in cybersecurity discussions, as it threatens not just
Many aspiring retirees often hinge their financial plans on the security of homeownership, believing it to be a primary asset for a stable retirement. However, an emerging trend shows that early retirement is achievable even for those who rent, particularly in high-cost cities like New York City.
Imagine a job where individuals double their risk of developing type 2 diabetes. For professional drivers, this is a growing concern that extends beyond personal health and touches upon public safety as well. Drivers face unique challenges every day that contribute to this alarming statistic,
The potential discrimination against older workers by Allen Theatres has raised significant concerns and sparked a debate on age discrimination in the workplace. The recent settlement reached by Allen Theatres in response to an age discrimination lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment
Amid expanding global operations, employers with overseas employees face the pressing challenge of ensuring their benefits packages comply with local legislation while remaining competitive in the job market. Research from Towergate Employee Benefits indicates that only 35% of employers benchmark
