8th January 2017
Jonathan Watts-Lay, Director, WEALTH at work, a leading provider of financial education in the workplace, supported by guidance and advice, discusses how workforce planning is a key concern for employers, and how it can be supported by effective retirement planning.
“[Employers] need to ensure that their employees can afford to retire, so are running education programmes, often for a number of years before retirement, to really get them thinking about all the options and considerations.”
Watts-Lay also discusses the importance of financial wellbeing in the workplace, he says; “We are talking to a lot of [employers] requesting financial wellbeing strategies. This is much broader, covering all employees but on a segmented basis: what do [employers] do about employees that may have issues around debt, or for employees that may not be saving enough for the future?”
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