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Maggie R. Williams

London
As seen in: The Guardian, Wiley Online Library, PLOS, MDPI, Independent Online, Scary Mommy, HR Magazine (UK), XpertHR, Delta Democrat Times, Reward & Employee Benefits Association
Freelance business/finance writer, editor, presenter. Pensions, employee benefits, engagement, future of work. Bass guitarist. Enthusiastic cheese eater.
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REBA Inside Track: Pension Review delays cannot drag on  

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By Maggie R. Williams
| Reward & Employee Benefits Association
Why has the government put phase 2 of its Pensions Review on hold – and is it really to do with employer concerns, asks REBA editorial consultant Maggie Williams. It all started in a blaze of glory. The Labour government announced phase 1 of its Pensions Review in August 2024, a mere month after coming into power. This was an impressive response to a manifesto promise that more cynical observers might have expected to take some time to see the light of day.
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What the Employment Rights Bill means for reward and benefits

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By Maggie R. Williams
| Reward & Employee Benefits Association
The Employment Rights Bill has seen the launch of four key consultations. REBA’s Maggie Williams explores the impact on reward and benefits.
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Five ways that technology can drive financial wellbeing engagement 

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By Maggie R. Williams
| Reward & Employee Benefits Association
By making financial wellbeing communications timely, relevant and personal, employees are more likely to respond and engage with information about financial wellbeing benefits. Taken from the REBA/Close Brothers: Practical Guide To Preparing For A New Era Of Financial Wellbeing, here are some top tips on how to use technology to improve engagement with financial wellbeing initiatives. 1. See everything in one place.
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