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Ruth is an HR manager for a brewery in Glasgow that employs 149 people. Having attended a conference on employee benefits, she is now looking to take out some form of staff protection which she hopes will act as an incentive when hiring new employees. The firm's budget is limited. What options are available to her?

Julie Smith, AWD Chase De Vere The easiest way for Ruth's employer to offer protection benefits to its employees while sticking within a tight budget is to offer a range of fixed benefits. One option to consider would be to set up a group life scheme. Group life cover is generally considered a core offering as it is seen as a straightforward and cost effective benefit. It provides financial security to employees and their dependants by providing a lump sum benefit should an employee die during service. Fixed benefits also provide advantages for the employer. If the scheme is offered t...

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