Legislation on workplace pensions has changed
Every Employer with at least one member of staff is now responsible for enrolling those who are eligible into a workplace pension scheme and contributing towards it.
What are my obligations as the employer?
- Identify an appropriate pension scheme
- Initial assessment of your workforce for eligibility
- Continual assessment to identify changes of employee categorisation
- Automatically enrol eligible job holders
- Manage postponements both initially and for new starters and also in service changes
- Communicate with employees about eligibility and/or postponement periods
- Communicate with employees confirming opt-outs and with pension providers about newly eligible employees
- Administration of opt-out scheme
- Enrolling non eligible job holders who choose to opt-in
- Automatically re enrolling employees who preciously opt-out at re enrolment date
How we can help
- Peopletime takes the time and difficulty out of the auto-enrolment scheme
- We offer a fully comprehensive service that will allow you to set up your employees quickly and easily
- Make sure you fully understand and are compliant with all your employer obligations for the new scheme
- Keeping you to date with enrolment time-frames, such as when you have to have employees enrolled also known as your “staging date”
- Keeping you informed with all possible non-compliance Penalties that your business could face under the new scheme