From Data to Action Toolkit
You've seen the findings from the Great Employee Benefits Study. Now find out what to do with them.
When we shared the Great Employee Benefits Study 2026 findings, one question came up consistently: what should we actually do differently?
This toolkit answers that. The study is clear: UK employers don't need to spend more on benefits — they need to make what they already offer more relevant, more visible and easier to use. These five actions show you how.
In this toolkit, you'll discover how to:
• Improve benefit utilisation by tackling relevance, not just awareness.
• Use benefit satisfaction as a measurable retention lever.
• Close the gap between the wellbeing support you think you're providing and what employees actually experience.
• Make your benefits work harder against cost-of-living pressures.
Download now→
This toolkit answers that. The study is clear: UK employers don't need to spend more on benefits — they need to make what they already offer more relevant, more visible and easier to use. These five actions show you how.
In this toolkit, you'll discover how to:
• Improve benefit utilisation by tackling relevance, not just awareness.
• Use benefit satisfaction as a measurable retention lever.
• Close the gap between the wellbeing support you think you're providing and what employees actually experience.
• Make your benefits work harder against cost-of-living pressures.
Download now→
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