General Insurance Article - JLT Employee Benefits win contract with Alere Inc


JLT appointed to provide consulting services, pension governance, benefits portal and programme to Alere’s UK employees

 JLT Employee Benefits (JLT), one of the UK’s leading employee benefit providers, has been appointed to work in partnership with Alere Inc, the global diagnostic device and service provider, to design and administer their benefits programme in the UK. The service will be delivered using BenPal, JLT’s employee benefits platform.
  
 Alere Inc is a multinational corporation that focuses on creating breakthrough, cost-effective diagnostic solutions that address the most intractable diseases for all populations in all corners of the world, including infectious disease, cardio-metabolic disease and toxicology.
  
 The new contract will see JLT administer BenPal Auto Enrolment in conjunction with its flexible benefits and healthcare offering supported by additional DC and group risk consulting, as well as communication and governance services to provide a holistic benefits programme for all Alere’s UK employees.
  
 Andrew Drake, Head of Flexible Benefits, JLT Employee Benefits, commented:
 “We are delighted to have won the mandate to work with Alere Inc and feel very privileged that they have entrusted us with providing a comprehensive employee benefits programme for their UK employees.
  
 “Alere offers its employees a great range of benefits already but I am looking forward to us working together to improve on this with our reward and benefit consultancy being delivered through our BenPal platform.”
  

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