Majority of employers not modelling AE effects

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Only 28% of employers are actively modelling how auto enrolment will affect their business according to Aviva research into corporate advisers.

Despite 81% of advisers saying the top employer concern with auto enrolment is cost and administration, less than a third said their clients had assessed how administration, IT infrastructure and c...

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