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It was bound to happen sooner or later…a well known company getting into hot water for failings around automatic enrolment. The Pension Regulator has had to wrap the knuckles of a big firm to get it to comply. Smaller firms should note that although they prefer the carrot, the

Less than 250 employees More than 250 empoyees The date that an employer will be required to comply with the workplace pension reform is called the “Staging Date”.  This date is determined by the size of the employer’s PAYE scheme.  The staging date is the latest that

If you would like to understand in more detail how the pension reforms will affect you as an employer, the register to attend our informative breakfast seminar on Thursday 18th October 2012. Click here for more details or to register… The staging date is the

The timetable of staging dates is shown below. You will need the last two digits of the employers’ PAYE code Employer by PAYE scheme size or other description Staging date 160-249   1 April 2014 90-159 1

The long awaited workplace pension reform law came into effect on 1st July 2012. Did you notice a difference? This new legislation marks the start of the new duties for employers which will (eventually) see them automatically enrol every single one of their eligible jobholders into a work place

Here are the top ten terms you now need to include in your business vocabulary to ensure you know your way around the impending workplace pension reforms: Staging Date Each employer will be given a date from which they will have to comply with the workplace pension reforms. This

Changes to pension legislation have become a bit like buses: nothing for ages then two come at once.  That’s a bit unfair on buses though because to be honest changes to pensions have occurred almost annually since April 2006. Who can forget 6th April 2006? A – Day, pension

Today I spent a few minutes looking at our digital reach dashboard.  This shows us what’s hot and what’s not in our online channels in the last month.  The numbers from July made some interesting reading… 24.3% of traffic from Google were from people looking for us – Proposito