Auto-enrolment: The coming challenges

Helen Morrissey finds there is still plenty of potential for non-compliance

Helen Morrissey
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While the much discussed capacity crunch has not bitten, Helen Morrissey finds there is still plenty of potential for non-compliance.

On 1 July auto-enrolment (AE) hit its biggest staging date, with 10,700 employers enrolling qualifying employees into a workplace pension. After this point the number of employers going through AE ...

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