Auto enrolment workshop

Auto-enrolment compliance

More than 60% of employers have unseen auto-enrolment compliance risks. Could you be one of them?

Auto-enrolment can look simple on the surface, but many employers are getting key parts of it wrong without realising.

From the reviews we’ve carried out, over 60% of employers have at least one compliance issue. These aren’t usually caused by reckless decisions. More often, they develop quietly over time through administration drift, outdated processes, or changes that haven’t been revisited.

If you’re responsible for auto-enrolment, certainty matters.

To book an auto-enrolment compliance review, email info@second-sight.com

 

What an AE compliance review helps you understand

A review is designed to give you clarity on where you stand, not to overwhelm you with technical detail.

It will help you understand:

  • whether your scheme is currently meeting your legal duties
  • where compliance commonly breaks down over time
  • whether historic issues may exist, including those involving former employees
  • what, if anything, needs attention

The outcome is simple. You’ll know whether you’re compliant, or whether action is needed.

 

Who this is for

This service is designed for private sector employers of all sizes, including private schools.

It is not intended for public sector organisations or schemes managed directly by government arrangements.

Why it matters

Auto-enrolment compliance is not subjective. You are either meeting your duties, or you are not.

Many employers only become aware of issues when the regulator contacts them or when staff raise concerns. Addressing historic problems can be time consuming and costly, particularly when former employees are involved.

Understanding your position now helps prevent complications later.

Prefer to start with a workshop?

If you would like an introduction before committing to a review, we also run short, in-person workshops for employers.

These sessions explain common risks, where compliance typically breaks down, and how to sense-check your own scheme.

Click here to see upcoming workshops