How to structure remuneration and benefits to appeal to top talentEmployers can play a pivotal part in starting savings conversations with younger employees.Hosted by: Blessing Utete, Commercial Executive Head at Old Mutual Corporate, with Dalene Sechele, engagement executive for Life and Savings at Old Mutual, and Lindiwe Sebesho, managing director of Remchannel | DATE: 8 April 2026 | Read time: 1 min

Fierce competition for critical skills has become the new hallmark of our employment landscape. Instead of staying in jobs for the big bonus or paycheque, those lucky enough to be in demand are increasingly prioritising workplace culture and their wellbeing.

Studies show that even in a tough economy, many skilled employees are still choosing to resign from their jobs in search of greener pastures. So how can employers attract – and keep – the best people to help meet their organisational goals? To hear more research-based insights, our host Blessing Utete, Commercial Executive Head at Old Mutual Corporate, is joined by guests Dalene Sechele, engagement executive for Life and Savings at Old Mutual, and Lindiwe Sebesho, managing director of Remchannel. Together, they discuss how one-size-fits-all solutions are a thing of the past when it comes to building an engaged and resilient workforce.

To stay in the game, employers need to understand that people define value differently. Salary, flexibility, retirement security, skills development, career growth, and wellbeing are all in the mix. Tune in to hear why these benefits are no longer optional extras but rather vital investments for sustainable business success.