More than half of employees unaware of AE
Employers need to do more to inform employees unaware of auto-enrolment Scottish Widows research shows.
The company's Workplace Pensions Report 2012 has revealed 52% of employees have no knowledge of the new legislation. This is in the face of auto-enrolment, which will affect nearly 19 million workers,...
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