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Privacy Training
Why HR professionals should promote it
Social Media Policies
The NLRB giveth and the FTC taketh away
Equality Act
How does it helps create diverse workplaces?
Parental Leave
Netflix goes unlimited
The essence of Auto-Enrolment (AE) is simple: A company must automatically enroll jobholders into a qualifying pension scheme and contribute on their behalf to that scheme. The minimum non-contributory employer rate starts at 2% but will rise to 8% over the next three years. The scheme affects any employee who is not already in a pension scheme, who is aged between 22 and state pension age, who earns more that £10k a year for 2015-2016 and who ordinarily, works in the UK.
You’re likely to spend more time planning your next vacation than reviewing your benefit choices during your upcoming open enrollment at work. Why? Most of the time people just don’t know where to start. How do you know what kind of insurances to consider and what benefit levels to select? This open enrollment season, ask yourself ten questions to help make the choices easier.
