Contractually enrolling staff into a scheme does not relieve employers of their statutory auto-enrolment duties, consultants have warned.
National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) chief executive Tim Jones said there was "anecdotal" evidence of employers using contractual enrolment into schemes in order to bypass workforce assessment ...
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