Flexible Benefits

Flexible Benefits allow employers to offer their staff a variety of reward options that they can select to match their personal circumstances.

In today’s market, employees are looking for a package that not only rewards them financially, but also complements and enhances their lifestyle both in and out of the workplace.

Benefex has worked with a wide variety and number of organisations to deliver high impact, bespoke Flexible Benefit schemes which help to:
  • Increase employee motivation and engagement;
  • Improve recruitment and retention; and
  • Generate significant financial savings
As an end-to-end benefit solutions provider, Benefex can assist you to design, implement, launch, communicate and administer your Flexible Benefit scheme.

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What are Flexible Benefits?

Flexible benefits allow employees to select what they want from a range of benefit options available from their employer; allowing them to build a benefit package that suits their lifestyle and priorities.

Benefex can provide clients and their employees with a comprehensive portfolio of options that can range from traditional benefits, such as making additional contributions into a pension fund, to paying for discounted magazine subscriptions or wine plans.

Flexible Benefit Facts
  • Four out of five employers believe the main advantage of Flex is that it recognises the diverse needs and values of the workforce*
  • Over half of employers view Flex as an effective recruitment and retention tool**;
  • Over 40% of organisations say that having choice around the benefit package increases employee engagement**
  • 91% of the Flexible Benefit schemes we have implemented have generated a positive financial return on investment in year 1 (and the remainder over a 3 year period)
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* Employee Benefits Flexible Benefit Research 2008
** Employee Benefits Research 2007