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Managing the absence and return to work of staff with a one-off condition is usually fairly straight forward. Nick Martindale investigates the trickier process of supporting those with longer term fluctuating conditions.

How fees based on AUM are distorting and misleading

While the pensions industry has often focused on recruiting graduates there is a lot to be gained from taking on apprentices according to Michael Clare.

DC governance will need to evolve rapidly in the coming months if it is to remain fit for purpose according to Girish Menezes.

Speakers at WSB's Financial Education Forum made the case for supporting employee's financial goals and implementing a workplace programme. Jonathan Stapleton reports.

What are schemes doing to get ready for 6 April?

Enticing people to cycle to work can be a tricky task. Nick Martindale examines the best ways to tempt employees to commute on two wheels.

PP looks at the issues schemes will have to address after 6 April

In the first of a two part research project Professional Pensions asks readers how last year's Budget and the DC charge cap are affecting investment strategies.

Helen Morrissey looks at what's on offer for smaller schemes