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Tuesday 26 March 2024
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Halifax Port ILA/HEA assessing past, future of DB pension plans
Halifax Port ILA/HEA assessing past, future of DB pension plans
FROM THE MAGAZINE: The investment organization continues to manage its DB plan’s investments, but without further financial support from its employers, the investment team knew it had to take a conservative approach.
Nearly half of working Canadian women disappointed with employer's support during maternity leave: survey
Nearly half of working Canadian women disappointed with employer's support during maternity leave: survey
Among the 59% of women who said they received some form of paid leave, the benefits rarely extended beyond their paycheque, with critical support services such as childcare assistance and counselling notably absent, according to a survey by Maturn.
More than £50 billion in U.K. pension benefits at risk of being lost, misplaced: study
More than £50 billion in U.K. pension benefits at risk of being lost, misplaced: study
At least 4.8 million U.K. pension pots were considered lost in 2023, with nearly one in 10 workers believing they've lost a pension pot worth more than £10,000, according to a study by the Centre for Economics and Business Research on behalf of PensionBee.
 
From the Archives
Offering DB benefits for DC members at Halifax Port ILA/HEA pension plan
Offering DB benefits for DC members at Halifax Port ILA/HEA pension plan
The Halifax Port ILA/HEA’s DC plan members can use all or a portion of their DC balance to purchase an annuity from the organization’s DB plan.
 
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71% of Canadian employees considering leaving their jobs in 2024: survey
71% of Canadian employees considering leaving their jobs in 2024: survey
Among workers planning to stay at their current jobs, a quarter (25%) said they'd consider leaving when the economy and unemployment rates improve, according to a new survey by Hays.

Survey finds three-quarters of U.S. employers increasing commitment to well-being programs
A majority (86%) of employers agreed voluntary benefits programs are key to their well-being strategy, while a similar percentage (80%) of employees said they want to talk to someone about their benefits and 55% want a better understanding of their benefits, according to a survey by Buck.