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6th February 2015

Royal London: Directors and auto enrolment

2015 marks the start of staging for small, micro and “nano” employers. Many of your clients will need to decide whether one or more of their directors should be considered as workers for the employer duties.

Dougie Kneller (Senior Product Insight & Technical Support Analyst at Royal London) takes you through the implications for one-director companies and multi-director companies on the “Updates” section of our dedicated workplace pensions site. 

You’ll find the article in full along with many other helpful articles and tools on our dedicated pensions website.

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