AXA Healthcare offers staff pay cuts or job losses
AXA PPP Healthcare, which has its head office in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, has asked employees to choose between cuts in pay and perks and job losses.
According to a BBC report, staff have received an email laying out suggestions for surviving the recession, which include a 10% reduction in pay or cutting 300 posts.
Other options could see an end to bonuses for two or three years; a 10% increase in working hours with no extra pay; reduced maternity benefits; smaller car parking allowances and the air conditioning turned off.
Staff perks are also up for review, including the Christmas party and free fruit.
An AXA PPP spokesman told the BBC that the company is trying to find ways to reduce operating costs in today’s challenging economic climate.
AXA’s Healthcare unit employs around 2,000 and the French-owned group announced that it would be cutting 560 jobs from its UK non-life insurance business last week.
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