Effective leaders embrace the complexities of AI, recognize the limits of their control and take steps to anticipate and manage risks.

The benefits landscape in Saudi Arabia is shifting for Saudi nationals, with a higher social security normal retirement age, slower accrual of benefits, and larger contributions.

Economic uncertainty, a fierce competition for talent and changing expectations from the workforce have hit Southern African organizations and pushed employers...

After concluding that size matters when it comes to how pension schemes invest, the UK Government is threatening to fine schemes for being too small.

The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) is consulting on 2025-26 levy rule changes, targeting a £100 million levy, simplifying processes for some schemes, and adjusting risk-based levy calculations to maintain fair distribution and future flexibility.

On 5 March 2024, The Pensions Regulator (TPR) published its consultation on the statement of strategy that defined benefit (DB) schemes will be required to prepare for their first valuation...

A buyout with an insurance company remains the destination of choice for many trustees and sponsors of defined benefit pension schemes...

Effective leaders understand the automation paradox: the more sophisticated and complex technology gets, the more vital human users become to its operation.

Before two companies merge, leaders must grasp the full picture of existing organizational structures and how they will be affected by the integration process. Job mapping offers a clear lens through...

A modern approach to job leveling ensures your organization helps your talent thrive, grow – and stay.

In this article, we delve into proposed changes from the UK Government to boost investments in productive finance.

Uncover risks in severe convective storms, our latest report explores storm dynamics, risk quantification, real-world case studies, and cutting-edge solutions for informed decision-making.

Are severe convective storms becoming more common? WTW-sponsored research picks out those U.S. regions where tornado outbreaks have trended upwards in recent decades.

Attraction and retention remain challenging for organizations worldwide

Attraction and retention remain challenging for organizations worldwide

As business leaders approach the fourth anniversary of the COVID pandemic shutdowns, recent U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports suggest that labor markets continue to stabilize.

Kenya enacts laws to create universal public healthcare to protect workers against medical costs, funded by employee contributions and government allocations.

Recent high-profile executive departures have emphasized the importance of having a robust and enactable malus and clawback policy and process.

The survey tracks how organizations in the Middle East are structuring and funding their end-of-service benefits with a look to the outlook over the next five years.

The article assesses the metaverse's evolving role in retail, leisure, and hospitality, highlighting its potential for immersive experiences and new revenue streams, while noting challenges in cost, technology, and data security.