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Auto-enrolment

Under pensions auto-enrolment, UK employers are legally required to set up a workplace pension for all qualifying employees.

The government introduced auto-enrolment in 2012 to help more people save for their retirement. Since then around 10 million people have been auto-enrolled and are saving for their retirement with their employer’s help. Employers currently contribute a minimum of 3% and employees a minimum of 5% but there are calls for these amounts to increase.


 

 

 

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    Workplace retirement income commission report not helpful, says Jelf Employee Benefits

    by Personnel Today 15 Aug 2011
    by Personnel Today 15 Aug 2011

    Following the findings published by the Workplace Retirement Income Commission, chaired by Lord McFall, Steve Herbert, head of benefits strategy...

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    Consultation finds broad support for pension reform

    by Laura Chamberlain 28 Jul 2011
    by Laura Chamberlain 28 Jul 2011

    The Government’s consultation on state pension reforms has received broad support for the introduction of a single-tier system but groups...

    • Auto-enrolment
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    Exempt new businesses from pension reforms, says BCC

    by Laura Chamberlain 5 Jul 2011
    by Laura Chamberlain 5 Jul 2011

    Exempting new businesses from the upcoming pension reforms would remove “one of the biggest barriers” to job creation, the British...

    • Auto-enrolment

    Steve Webb MP, the Minister for Pensions welcomes views from employers at Jelf Employee Benefits Seminar

    by Personnel Today 26 May 2011
    by Personnel Today 26 May 2011

    At the pensions seminar held at London Zoo, 19 May, hosted by Jelf Employee Benefits, the headline speaker Steve Webb...

    • Auto-enrolment
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    Retirement gender pay gap narrows but men still set for 50% higher pensions than women

    by Beth Holmes 17 May 2011
    by Beth Holmes 17 May 2011

    The retirement gender pay gap is £6,500 per year, although it has shrunk slightly over the last 12 months, according to...

    • Auto-enrolment
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    • Equality, diversity and inclusion

    Legal opinion: The end of pensions as we know them?

    by Mark Lindsay 22 Mar 2011
    by Mark Lindsay 22 Mar 2011

    The abolition of the default retirement age (DRA) and the advent of flexible retirement could signal the end of pensions...

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    Course-Source outlines a new way of buying e-learning

    by Personnel Today 27 Jan 2011
    by Personnel Today 27 Jan 2011

    At this year’s Learning and Skills exhibition – allied to the Learning Technologies conference and exhibition – in London, Course-Source...

    • Auto-enrolment
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    • Economics, government & business

    Freelancers key to SME growth

    by Laura Chamberlain 20 Jan 2011
    by Laura Chamberlain 20 Jan 2011

    More than half (52%) of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) believe that freelancers are key to their stability and growth.This...

    • Auto-enrolment
    • e-learning
    • Learning & development

    Omniplex on show at Learning Technologies

    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2011
    by Personnel Today 18 Jan 2011

    Omniplex, a leading provider of e-learning solutions, will be exhibiting on stand 110 at Europe’s leading showcase of technology supported...

    • Auto-enrolment
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Latest News

    Pensions Bill ‘good news for businesses’, says CBI

    by Laura Chamberlain 13 Jan 2011
    by Laura Chamberlain 13 Jan 2011

    The Pensions Bill, which will introduce auto-enrolment and bring forward a rise in state pension age, has been described as “good...

    • Auto-enrolment
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    • Pay & benefits

    Two-thirds of small firms do not offer pension schemes

    by Laura Chamberlain 4 Jan 2011
    by Laura Chamberlain 4 Jan 2011

    Two-thirds of small employers do not offer pension schemes, while others have failed to keep up with the cost of...

    • Auto-enrolment
    • e-learning
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    Dutch construction industry trainers opt for eXact learning solutions’ systems

    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2010
    by Personnel Today 13 Dec 2010

    Fundeon – a consultancy centre for the building and construction industry in the Netherlands – wants to ensure that Dutch...

    • Auto-enrolment
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    Pensions auto-enrolment and abolishing DRA a ‘double blow’ to small firms

    by Daniel Thomas 1 Nov 2010
    by Daniel Thomas 1 Nov 2010

    The Government’s decisions to remove the default retirement age (DRA) and oblige firms to auto-enrol all employees into a pension scheme will...

    • Auto-enrolment
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    • Pay & benefits

    Start planning for auto-enrolment now, experts warn

    by Daniel Thomas 28 Oct 2010
    by Daniel Thomas 28 Oct 2010

    Employers need to take action now to understand how Government proposals on pension auto-enrolment will affect their HR processes, Deloitte has...

    • Auto-enrolment
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    FSB ‘severely disappointed’ small firms not excluded from auto-enrolment

    by Daniel Thomas 27 Oct 2010
    by Daniel Thomas 27 Oct 2010

    The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) says it is “severely disappointed” that the Government will not make the smallest firms...

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