Protecting retention, productivity and wellbeing through smarter, targeted benefits for sandwich carers
Sandwich generation employees are rapidly becoming one of the most pressing challenges for employers, and a critical strategic issue for reward and benefits teams.
These employees are balancing childcare, eldercare and demanding roles amid rising costs and increasingly complex family structures. Their pressures are intensifying, with clear implications for retention, progression and organisational capability.
Confidence in employer support, especially benefits provision, is slipping. For reward leaders, this signals a high‑value talent segment at real risk of burnout, stepping back or leaving, taking skills and leadership potential with them.
This webinar explores the realities of sandwich careers in 2026 and the priorities reward and benefits teams must focus on to protect workforce stability, capability and performance.
Key issues to be explored:
Thank you to our strategic partner Bright Horizons for supporting this REBA webinar
Bright Horizons is dedicated to providing the best in class work+family solutions.
From Workplace Nurseries & Partnerships, to Back-up Care and Coaching & Development, Bright Horizons offers a range of powerful solutions to help employers and their staff to perform at their highest level.
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Strategic Advisor, Bright Horizons Work + Family Solutions
A Certified Principal Business Psychologist, Jennifer has been an influencer in the field of employer best practice for over 20 years, with particular focus on working families, wellbeing, gender inclusion and evidence-based approaches. She is a leadership coach, coaching supervisor and sought-after speaker, writer, conference moderator and consultant.
Jennifer was a pioneer of parent transition coaching in the early 2000s, and as a Director of My Family Care, then Head of Thought Leadership with Bright Horizons, as well as through her own consultancy People in Progress , she has worked for over 20 years with the US and UK’s largest banks and financial institutions, supporting their talent strategies through financial crisis, pandemic, return to office and more. Jennifer is known for translating trends, public policy and research insights into solutions and practical actions.

Director Total Rewards EMEA, Aristocrat
Delivering reward initiatives globally for the Aristocrat enterprise. Providing Reward leadership to Pixel United's studios including Product Madness, Big Fish Games and Plarium. With previous consultancy experience and having worked with TFL with a focus on Reward and Recognition.

Head of Rewards UKI and Programmes, Experian
Ashton is a passionate Reward professional and currently the Head of UKI Reward and Programmes at Experian. Ashton is dedicated to building strong, engaging Reward propositions that connect seamlessly with broader HR priorities and business needs to drive meaningful impact.
With a focus on clarity, practicality, and employee experience, Ashton is energised by translating complex challenges into Reward solutions that genuinely support and empower people while strengthening organisational outcomes.
Protecting retention, productivity and wellbeing through smarter, targeted benefits for sandwich carers
Wed 11 February | 10.00 - 11.00 am
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