By Maggie Williams, Reward & Employee Benefits Association (REBA) Content Director
Now more than ever due to the challenging economic climate, it is important to formulate an HR strategy to help strengthen the financial wellbeing of your workforce.
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About the author
Maggie Williams
Maggie Williams was a freelance writer, editor, presenter and consultant, who specialised in employee benefits and pensions. She wrote for a variety of magazines and newspapers as well as consulted and wrote for corporate clients. She was content director of the Reward and Employee Benefits Association (REBA).
Maggie was formerly launch editor and publisher of employee benefits magazine Reward, and the pensions magazines Pensions Insight and Engaged Investor.