Employers believe the Code of Good Practice attached to Pension Incentive Exercises (PIEs) has improved the reputation of such moves but reduced take-up rates, government research finds.
The study conducted by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) found that employers had seen lower take-up rates without cash incentives, which are not permitted under the voluntary code. But...
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