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UK firms have lost a further two working weeks per employee despite a concerted effort to increase the range of health and wellbeing benefits offered to staff, according to research from Vitality....

AIG Life has launched a content hub aimed at helping small businesses talk about health and highlight the wellbeing benefits employees receive through their employer-provided protection insurance. The hub points colleagues to...

Towergate's Debra Clark (pictured), Working To Wellbeing's Julie Denning and Onebright's Antony Brown are among the experts who have been appointed to Legal & General Group Protection's wellbeing advisory board. The team...

Aviva has introduced four private medical insurance benefit options for large corporate clients aimed at helping employees bring their true selves to work. The benefit options include an enhanced gender identity benefit,...

Specialist military insurance provider Absolute Military has partnered with GriefChat to provide a bereavement support service to its customers and their families. The service is open from Monday to Friday between 9am...

Revenue from protection and mortgage advice at LSL, the parent company of Primis network and The Mortgage Alliance club, is up 9% over the first 10 months of the year, while the...

The insurance sector needs to challenge social expectations which dictate that men are less likely to take-up paternity leave or take responsibility for the school run. This is according to Penny James,...

There were more than 1.8 million work-related ill health cases in 2021/22, with 30.8 million working days lost in 2021/22, according to the Health and Safety Executive. The data showed the top...

The vast majority of younger men do not check for testicular cancer symptoms at least once a month and the the disease can hit those in their early 20s, according to Aviva....

Half of homeowners and people in the process of taking out a mortgage are concerned about missing mortgage repayments due to the cost of living crisis. The figure of 48% was up...