Fears high turnover culture exacerbates small pots issue

Zedra calls on employers to be more aware of the affects of employment trends on DC

Hope William-Smith
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Fears high turnover culture exacerbates small pots issue

The post-Covid high turnover employment environment is having a negative knock on affect on workplace pensions and fuelling the problem of small pots, Zedra says.

The corporate services business today (9 August) called on employers to better consider the impact of current employment trends on small defined contribution (DC) pots and "reflect on what they can...

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