Downing St Briefing
“Everyone should be able to benefit from financial products and services which suit them - but many...
Carole Crocker, Data Protection Officer at Iris Care Group understands the balance between launching new benefits and taking care of data privacy.
Wagestream speaks to Carole on best practice when it comes to data protection, and her advice on implementing new benefits such as Wagestream.
"The information that Wagestream wish to collect, is completely within GDPR, and you are protected as an organisation."
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Iris Care Group works to support thousands of people across the UK with treatment for complex mental health conditions.
When looking for financial benefits to help support their teams, who work so hard to care for others, questions around sharing data with an external benefits provider arose.
Carole has been in the role of Data Protection Officer at Iris Care for over a year. She took all the necessary steps to ensure her colleagues could access supportive financial benefits - whilst keeping their data safe.
In less than a year, Iris Care's colleagues have put aside almost £40,000 in rainy day pots, with many saving for the very first time.
They have also been paid more than £240,000 of their pay flexibly - allowing them to choose a pay cycle that works for them.
There is a fixed fee of £1.75 each time a transfer is made. This is paid by the employee unless you decide to subsidise it.
Please contact us via the Pricing page for a bespoke discussion.
Our technology has been designed to have a minimal impact on company payroll processes – we’d be happy to provide you with more details.
Wagestream has a revolving credit facility with an FCA authorised banking institution. From this facility we can provision funds to the employer to enable its employees to access a proportion of their earned wages via the Wagestream app.
Yes. They can’t access more than 50% of their earned wages – you can set this lower if you wish. There is also a monthly withdrawal limit of £1000.