Providers warn DWP must monitor 'true' opt-out rate

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The Department for Work and Pensions must monitor the overall rate of participation in auto-enrolment rather than focusing on opt-out rates, providers have warned.

The DWP is communicating with the largest employers to collate data on initial opt-out rates among firms already staging, and will publish a report on indicative levels of participation this summer...

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