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Staff benefits

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The Trust offers many benefits to employees, including health and wellbeing initiatives, developmental opportunities, and various schemes such as cycle to work, lease cars, and technological schemes (such as home computers, laptops, iPads, phones and TVs). A summary is provided below, and full details can be found on our new staff support and benefits platform, Viv Up. 

 As well as containing a lot of useful information around good health and wellbeing, the service enables staff to access benefits such as discounts at high street stores, and to pay for a selection of items including home electronics and appliances through salary sacrifice. Vivup is free to use and is accessible on both work and home computers. 


Health and wellbeing

Having a healthy workforce is very important to The Walton Centre. We offer a number of services and initiatives to support staff health and wellbeing: 

Financial offers

The NHS Pension Scheme continues to be one of the most comprehensive schemes available in the UK and offers a pension that pays out continuously for as long as you live following your retirement, as well as many additional benefits including life assurance, pensions for dependant partners and children, and ill health retirement benefits. 

VivUp includes a huge range of financial offers and support for employee’s including: 

* Salary Sacrifice schemes mean that you pay for the benefit through deductions from your monthly salary with potential savings on NI and Pension Contributions. N.B. Salary Sacrifice may impact on your Pension Benefits so you should consider this careful. 

 You can also access the staff lottery – for a £1 deduction you can join the monthly staff lottery for a chance of winning 1 of 3 prizes (£50, £30 or £20). To join simply contact the Finance Department. 

Leave and family friendly benefits

Support and recognition


Page last updated: 03 July 2023