UK SME Adoption of Employee Benefits 2018: Growth Opportunities, Business Type

Posted by Deeksha on April 1st, 2019

A newly compiled business intelligent report, titled “UK SME Adoption of Employee Benefits 2018” has been publicized to the vast archive of Market Research Hub (MRH) online repository. The study revolves around the analysis of (keyword) market, covering key industry developments and market opportunity map during the mentioned forecast period. This report further conveys quantitative & qualitative analysis on the concerned market, providing a 360 view on current and future market prospects. As the report proceeds, information regarding the prominent trends as well as opportunities in the key geographical segments have also been explained, thus enabling companies to be able to make region-specific strategies for gaining competitive lead.

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UK SME Adoption of Employee Benefits 2018

Summary

"UK SME Adoption of Employee Benefits 2018", report highlights the opportunities that exist in offering employee benefits by sizing the number of SMEs in the UK. It looks at the penetration of employee benefits among SMEs and the factors affecting this. It explores how employee benefits are purchased, identifies the leading insurers, and highlights the importance of offering benefits in order to attract and retain employees. The report also discusses what prompts SMEs to take up various employee benefit products.

Employee benefits constitute a range of products provided to employees in addition to their normal salary. Their purpose is to increase the economic security and wellbeing of staff, and these benefits are pivotal in both attracting and retaining employees. Businesses that offer more employee benefits are considered to be more attractive to employees.

Scope

- Generation X and baby boomers - the older generations within the workforce - are more driven by financial benefits than younger demographics.
- For most product lines, 80-90% of the reason companies started offering a benefit was either driven by employee demand or by companies feeling they needed to offer it to attract and retain staff.
- Employee benefits are only sold via agents around 10% of the time.

Reasons to buy

- Understand the opportunity in cross-selling employee benefits alongside general insurance for SMEs.
- Adjust your strategy by discovering the most common employee benefits provided by UK SMEs and which providers lead the way in this space.
- Understand the current pressure on SMEs and how this may impact the sale of employee benefits.
- Be aware of how providers are innovating in the employee benefit space.

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Table of Contents
Executive Summary
What Do Employees Want?
SMEs and Employee Benefits
Analysis by Benefit
SME Adoption of Employee Benefits
Opportunities
SME Employee Benefits by Region
Appendix

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