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Source: IRS Employment Review

Issue: 663

Date: 18/05/2007

Publisher: IRS

Benefits and allowances (1): Survey overview

TOPICS:

pay and benefits

benefits (pay-related and other)
premiums and allowances
pensions

SECTORS:
chemicals
construction
electricity, gas and water
engineering and metals
finance
food, drink and tobacco
manufacturing (other)
paper and printing
public services
retail and wholesale
services (other)
textiles
transport and communication

AUTHOR: Michael Carty

The first article in our four-part annual survey of benefits and allowances presents an overview of benefits in 222 surveyed organisations.

On this page:
Benefits move up the strategic reward agenda
Outline
Most popular benefits
Only one in seven measures benefits spend
Benefits delivery
Salary-sacrifice schemes
Flexible benefits
Voluntary benefits
Changing times for benefits and allowances
Recent changes to benefits
Looking ahead
Our research
Table 1: Top 10 benefits
Table 2: Benefits and allowances used by 222 organisations
Table 3: Changes made in past 12 months at 15 organisations
Table 4: Changes planned for next 12 months at 15 organisations

Key points

The 2007 IRS survey of benefits and allowances is based on responses from 222 organisations employing more than half a million people.

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