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Work Place Pensions

[Deleted User] · 2019-05-27 16:23:16

Hi all I have just started working for a registered charity. I presume there are no legal obligations on any employer to offer work place pensions? (ie: where the employer makes a contribution to the pension). Thanks

27-05-2019 4:23pm

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Hi all

I have just started working for a registered charity. I presume there are no legal obligations on any employer to offer work place pensions? (ie: where the employer makes a contribution to the pension).

Thanks

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#2 27-05-2019 4:25pm

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No legal obligations to make contributions on behalf of employees to a pension fund. I think they have the provide you access to access to some sort of pension/savings vehicle.

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#3 27-05-2019 5:49pm

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If there is no company pension scheme in place, you should be given access to a PRSA via payroll, but they are under no obligation to contribute to either. It’s common enough not to have an employer contribution in charitable organisations, particularly small to medium ones.

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