Auto enrolment has well and truly evolved since the rollout began in 2012. In 2017, we have seen the largest number of employers reaching their staging date. There are a number of changes coming over the next twelve months that payroll bureaus need to be aware of. Auto Enrolment is changing - New Employers, Phasing & Automatic Re-enrolment Worryingly, according to research conducted by The Pensions Regulator (TPR), 49%, almost half of accountants asked did not know that new employers would have AE duties. Many of your new employer clients will need help when it comes to AE. The rollout of the staging dates process will end in February 2018, but from October this year all new employers will be affected by auto enrolment immediately. From April 2018, we will also see increases to the pension contribution come into effect which will affect both employers and employees. Again, in April 2019, there will be an additional increase to the contribution rate. Automatic re-enrolment has already started to hit the larger companies. Every three years, all employers must complete their re-enrolment duties and complete a re-declaration of compliance. There are a number of mandatory steps that must be completed in order to be fully compliant. This free webinar is full CPD accredited where attendees can benefit from 1.5 CPD hours. Places are limited so please register early to secure your place. Agenda Auto Enrolment & New Employers Increasing Minimum Contributions Integration between payroll & pension providers Re-Enrolment & Re-Declaration of Compliance How BrightPay Automates Auto Enrolment Introduction to BrightPay Connect For more information visit https://www.brightpay.co.uk.