Poor workplace savings barring next generation from careers

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Majority of employers say poor retirement savings, as a result of defined contribution schemes, will lead to an inability for them to take on younger employees and graduates, research from Hymans Robertson shows.

The consultancy's research, conducted among HR directors and managers earlier this year, found more than two-thirds of employers feel their workforce will be unable to retire at the state pension a...

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