Don't leave retiring employees to fend for themselves
We’re working longer and face more complex choices on retirement. So it’s vital that HR plays its part in planning the post-work future for employees
We’re working longer and face more complex choices on retirement. So it’s vital that HR plays its part in planning the post-work future for employees
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Businesses outsource a huge range of services. So why not pensions?
Financial wellbeing is now seen as having an important role to play in the workplace. But it isn’t without issues
When it comes to planning for their financial futures employees need all the information, support and guidance they can get
Employees are going to have to work for longer before they retire. But what will the impact be and what should HR be doing now to address the issue?
Defined contribution pensions have become firmly enshrined as the norm for employees
More people focus on short-term saving than putting money aside for retirement
All businesses should be doing more to encourage people to talk openly about retirement plans
HR should help employees make informed choices about their pensions, particularly whether to drawdown some or all of their pot
The majority of employers (69%) believe the implementation and management of drawdown pensions is too difficult, according to research from LifeSight, Towers Watson’s UK DC master trust.
The quality and extent of pension provision has always been an important factor for British workers when choosing a new role and organisation. It is possible we will see it become an increasingly important tool for HR professionals to attract and retain talent over the next few years.
