Our M&B Benefits
So, what’s in it for you?
We recognise that our teams work tremendously hard in our businesses and we're all about recognising hard work. As well as dedicated development pathways for each and every role, we also know our employees love the extras that benefit them outside of the workplace too - from discounts in our businesses and retailers to wellbeing support, we've got the lot!
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WHAT ELSE?
Gym discount
Get up to 40% off at Nuffield Health Gyms or up to 40% off a Hussle Monthly pass with multi-gym access.
Payroll Giving
If you’ve got a charity that is close to your heart, we’ll make it easier for you to donate to them. Using Payroll Giving, we’ll take your donation straight from your paycheck and send it on to your chosen charity, so you won’t pay any tax on that amount. It’s a win win!
Dental Plans
Each year you have the option to join our dental plan scheme to cover some or all (depending on the scheme you choose) of your dental costs.
Travel Perks
We know that for our Frontline Teams who work hard every day in our businesses, that getting to and from work is an inevitable part of the day. To make your commute to work kinder to the planet and your finances, we offer access to The Commuter Travel Club and Cycle to Work scheme.
Health Plans
You can claim money back towards the cost of your everyday health treatments, including prescription glasses, dental appointments, chiropractors and 24/7 GP video consultations, plus lots more to support you and your family.
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