New research conducted by Zenith has revealed a company is more likely to adopt a car salary sacrifice scheme where there is a large employee base, a high proportion of eligible employees and a pre-existing benefits platform and a mobile workforce.
Other factors include having wide adoption among industry peers and a large proportion of cash takers.
The research also showed that those who took a sophisticated and strategic approach to their employee reward portfolio were the most likely to adopt a car scheme, as they had taken the time to research and benchmark its attractiveness against other potential employee benefits.
Unsurprisingly, the results also backed up the fact that the ability to market a scheme once launched had a significant impact on the take-up of cars.
Andrew Kirby, commercial director of employee benefit schemes at Zenith, said: “Employers would be advised to adopt a strategic approach, where possible, to the selection of their employee benefits and add those which have the most positive impact on engagement, recruitment, retention and motivation.
“In many cases, but not all, this would include a salary sacrifice car scheme.
“The research has also, once again, reinforced the importance of employers working closely with their provider to ensure that the benefits are marketed as fully as possible.”
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Gareth has more than 20 years’ experience as a journalist having started his career in local newspapers in the 1990s. Prior to joining Fleet News in 2008, he worked in the public sector as a media advisor and is currently news editor at Fleet News.
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