Pensions Trust launches auto-enrolment tool

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The Pensions Trust (TPT), a multi-employer occupational pension fund for third sector employers, has launched a tool to help organisations phase in auto-enrolment.

The tool allows organisations to access their auto-enrolment staging date as well as an action planning facility which shows what they must do to be ready for 2012. Employers must start auto-enrolling staff into pension schemes or NEST in October 2012. "We have several thousand employers who need to be prepared and this is a useful tool to support our auto-enrolment communications programme," says Logan Anderson, head of customer relations at TPT. "Any employer can go to our website and use this simple tool. All you need to know is how many UK staff you employ and we will tell you ...

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