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Finally, remember that the needs of your employees won’t always stay the same. You need to monitor your employees needs and adapt your benefits to meet these needs. This easy-to-use, volumizing brow pencil combines fibers AND powder, attaching to existing hairs to build depth & dimension and creating lightweight volume. The result? Fuller-looking brows that look soft, natural and last all day! Includes spoolie for effortless blending.

of employees agree that employee benefits are very and extremely significant in an employee’s decision to accept or reject a job ( EBRI)Ages: Different age demographics have various needs and will value different benefits. A young workforce may want discounts on eating out and leisure activities. An older workforce, on the other hand, may be more focused on childcare vouchers. Think about the average age of your workforce and if this highlights any potential needs. The work our team does for the business is seen as ‘behind the scenes’ and team members often comment that they don’t realise how much goes into the work we do until they see it with their own eyes. We manage the company loyalty and recognition schemes such as the 50 Year Club, or Best of the Best, our annual recognition scheme. We also manage the Benefits Box (which I’ll explain later), support our wider team with Pay Review and Bonus, and manage and publish the Gender Pay Gap Report, just as a few examples! Why is colleague care important? The microbladed look made easy! Brow Microfilling Pen creates the illusion of natural brow hair with 3 ultra-fine lines in a single stroke. It's designed to blend in with existing hairs, fill in gaps AND make brows appear where before there were none. The easy-to-apply formula of this brow pen looks natural whilst creating a microbladed effect that lasts! No pain, no commitment, just great brows!

It’s pretty clear that employee benefits are a huge part of HR and managing them is a big task. Here are the steps to managing them effectively, saving you time and reducing the margin for error. Hire a dedicated employee benefits specialist If it feels like hard work for employees to find their benefits, they’re not going to be as highly used.Create time during the onboarding process to communicate all of the benefits on offer and answer any questions that your new starters may have. It’s best to choose one or two main goals. And to help you decide those goals, consider the following questions: Getting to know your workforce’s demographics means you can have a basic idea of what they may be interested in, this allows you to present a condensed selection of benefits when you survey your employees in the next step to find out more. 3. Survey your employees to find out what benefits they really want You must also get at least one of the following benefits in the ‘qualifying week’ - this is normally the first full week of December:

The service of our 50 Year Club team members really is incredible – our longest serving member currently has 62 years of service! One of my favourite parts of arranging the 50 Year Club event is reading about their time at Boots, such as significant memories, their proudest moments and the biggest changes they’ve experienced. We’ve read stories about our members saving lives, being present when someone has given birth in store, serving different generations of families over the years, and caring for their community during the pandemic. One of the comments I often see noted as their proudest moment is when they or their whole team has achieved recognition at our Best of the Best event, which shows how special our recognition schemes are to team members. Tell us more about the disAbility Alliance UK Business Resource Group When employees directly tell you what they consider a valuable benefit, you ensure that you’re offering them perks that they’ll actually appreciate, use and improve their life with. Moreover, it isn’t always easy to raise salaries above a competitor’s offerings. In turn, you may have to look to other ways to attract potential employees to your company over a rival employer. More and more, potential employees are looking at what benefits they will receive as a deciding factor into which company they should join, considering all perks to find which employer is the most attractive option overall.Gallup recently surveyed more than 7,500 full-time employees about burnout. Almost a quarter (23%) of those workers said they felt burned out more often than not, with 44% stating that they felt burned out sometimes. Caring for our team members supports the overall morale of each individual and each team, and the work we do impacts every person in the business. Our recognition schemes encourage managers and team members to recognise one another for the work they do, whether this be going above and beyond in work, achieving something to an incredible standard, or caring for others within their community during or outside of their working hours. Managing pay review and benefits ensures people are paid fairly and that they have access to benefits that can help them with their work/life balance, such as the option to buy additional holidays, or an activity pass to save costs on days out with their family. Tell us about LifeWorks and our Employee Assistance Programme and how this can help our team members Location: Another important factor is where your workforce is based. Do your employees work remotely most or some of the time? Do they have long commutes or live near the office? Taking these factors into consideration will highlight different needs and values. Gimme Brow+ tinted eyebrow gel contains tiny microfibers that adhere to skin & hairs, creating natural-looking fullness. The custom, tiny, tapered brush provides easy & mess-proof application. Poof...like magic, fuller-looking brows will appear!

One clear way of finding out if these benefits have had positive outcomes is to survey your employees.Companies rated highly on compensation and benefits saw 56% lower attrition than companies that rated poorly on compensation ( Linkedin Global Talent Trends 2020) Whether this is the first time your company will be offering employee benefits or if you’re reviewing your current offering, it's important to start with clear goals in mind. Entice employees into redeeming benefits with simple and visual messaging. You could create colourful posters or infographics, using informal language and testimonies from other employees – and don’t forget to keep it short and sweet. Encourage managers to set an example These tools can help to reduce the risk of burnout at work, which can contribute to low morale, absenteeism and presenteeism. Additionally, these benefits can also be used for issues outside of work, helping to boost wellbeing further and reducing any distractions that employees may be facing in work. Health and physical wellbeing