MINDSPACE soundbite – 3 new employee benefits trends
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In today's compliance-driven employee benefits environment, employers are wondering how to create connection and cohesion, and manage costs while remaining competitive.
This MINDSPACE soundbite, inspired by the February edition of our MINDSPACE newsletter, shares the three major trends that emerged from the Remchannel 2025 Employee Benefits Guide.
Out of 60 organisations, collectively employing over four hundred thousand people, the hot topics include wellness, performance-based rewards, and face time. Listen to this episode to find out more about how cost cutting measures, specialised health benefits, and office mandates are impacting businesses and their people.
If you’d like to subscribe, contact us at mindspace@oldmutual.com or visit the Old Mutual Corporate Resource Hub at www.oldmutual.co.za/corporate/resource-hub.
Want to stay in the loop with the latest updates, insights, and ideas around retirement, investment, risk, health, and wellbeing on LinkedIn? Follow the new Old Mutual Employee Benefits page for practical insights and fresh perspectives.
Resources used in this episode:
SABC clip on Coronavirus
Menopause in the workplace – The Conversation podcast, BBC World Service
Remote work and the law – Newzroom Afrika
Gen Z prioritises mental health over wealth in the workplace – peoplemanagement.co.uk
The rising tides of cancers among young adults – National Library of Medicine
Old Mutual paid out R29m every working day in underwritten policies in 2024 – Business Day
1 in 6 people globally affected by infertility – World Health Organization
Understanding the impact of menopause in the workplace – SHRM
After decades of misunderstanding, menopause is finally having its moment – Yale School of Medicine
Cost management remains an executive priority in 2025 – BCG
This MINDSPACE soundbite, inspired by the February edition of our MINDSPACE newsletter, shares the three major trends that emerged from the Remchannel 2025 Employee Benefits Guide.
Out of 60 organisations, collectively employing over four hundred thousand people, the hot topics include wellness, performance-based rewards, and face time. Listen to this episode to find out more about how cost cutting measures, specialised health benefits, and office mandates are impacting businesses and their people.
If you’d like to subscribe, contact us at mindspace@oldmutual.com or visit the Old Mutual Corporate Resource Hub at www.oldmutual.co.za/corporate/resource-hub.
Want to stay in the loop with the latest updates, insights, and ideas around retirement, investment, risk, health, and wellbeing on LinkedIn? Follow the new Old Mutual Employee Benefits page for practical insights and fresh perspectives.
Resources used in this episode:
SABC clip on Coronavirus
Menopause in the workplace – The Conversation podcast, BBC World Service
Remote work and the law – Newzroom Afrika
Gen Z prioritises mental health over wealth in the workplace – peoplemanagement.co.uk
The rising tides of cancers among young adults – National Library of Medicine
Old Mutual paid out R29m every working day in underwritten policies in 2024 – Business Day
1 in 6 people globally affected by infertility – World Health Organization
Understanding the impact of menopause in the workplace – SHRM
After decades of misunderstanding, menopause is finally having its moment – Yale School of Medicine
Cost management remains an executive priority in 2025 – BCG
