Virtually no employers planning to use NEST

Jonathan Stapleton
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Just 2% of employers plan to use the National Employment Savings Trust as their vehicle for auto-enrolment, Aon Hewitt research reveals.

The poll covered 110 of the consultant's clients across a broad range of industry sectors with sizes ranging from under 100 to over 30,000 employees. Aon Hewitt benefits design specialist James ...

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