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Employee Benefits in Scotland: supporting employees through the cost of living crisis
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Welcome back to our insightful podcast series where we explore the key findings from our regional survey on employee benefits and wellbeing in Scotland.
In this episode we tackle a pressing issue: the cost of living crisis and its impact on both employees and employers. In this episode, Saba Haran and Andy Roddie dive deep into the challenges workers face, from escalating energy bills to rising food costs, and discuss what businesses can do to support their teams effectively.
🔍 Key Insights:
- Impact on Employees: A staggering 74% of employers recognize the cost of living crisis as the biggest challenge their staff face today.
- Practical Solutions: We outline specific steps employers can take, like enhancing benefits packages, offering financial wellness programs, and fostering transparent communication.
Join us as we explore creative and practical solutions to not only retain talent but enhance overall employee well-being during these challenging times.
Listen to the full episode and share your thoughts! What initiatives has your organisation introduced to combat financial stress? Let’s spark a conversation!
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