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[Closed] Which CTW provider?

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I seem to have become 'the bike advocate' at work and have been asked to look at CTW scheme providers, as well as the supporting infrastructure here (bike racks, changing/showers, kit/clothing storage). Any thoughts on where best to go for someone to administer the CTW scheme? FWIW it's for a charity with ~1200 people nationwide, around 20 offices in all.


 
Posted : 23/04/2015 12:52 pm
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Anybody?


 
Posted : 23/04/2015 5:48 pm
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None. Why would you want a provider?


 
Posted : 23/04/2015 7:48 pm
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They're more likely to go for a scheme if they can farm out the admin - if it might involve someone from hr actually doing something productive with their time it's got no hope, they're all too busy for that.


 
Posted : 23/04/2015 8:12 pm
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Talk to accounts about it rather than hr.

They just have to do the sums and take it off the wages each month iirc.


 
Posted : 23/04/2015 9:02 pm
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Cyclescheme is the one my company use now, was Halfords before. The benefit of cyclescheme as I see it is that the voucher is more widely accepted in lbs.
Getting the company to manage their own scheme probably works for a small company of a few dozen employees.


 
Posted : 23/04/2015 9:14 pm
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Of all the ones we deal with Cyclescheme are probably the best organised, but they (like all of these schemes) are a rip off for the shop, which is therefore bad value for you (someone has to pay!). Halfords charges are the worst I've come across so I would probably avoid them unless you want to line their pockets for doing very little.


 
Posted : 23/04/2015 10:25 pm
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Did you get sorted on this op?


 
Posted : 06/05/2015 9:21 am