NAPF 2014: Employers more positive about pension reforms than workers

Stephanie Baxter
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Employers are much more optimistic about the pension reforms than their workers, according to Towers Watson retirement practice head Peter Rowles.

Speaking at the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) conference, Rowles expressed concern about a "massive disconnect" between the views of  companies and their employees on the Budget chan...

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