TPR fines bus company and its managing director £60,000 for failing to meet AE requirements
A bus company and its managing director have been fined more than £60,000 after they admitted trying to avoid providing its employees with a workplace pension.
Stotts Tours (Oldham) and managing director Alan Stott were fined for deliberately failing to put 36 staff members who met the eligibility criteria into a pension scheme and pay minimum employer pension...
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