UK employers have invested heavily in financial wellbeing initiatives, yet engagement remains low and behaviour change is limited.
This practical 40-minute webinar explores why the focus is shifting from financial wellbeing to financial resilience, and why many well-intentioned interventions have failed to create lasting impact.
We’ll look at how employees really make financial decisions, why information alone rarely changes behaviour, and what financial resilience looks like in practice.
Most importantly, we’ll focus on what employers can do now, using existing pay, pensions and benefits more effectively to reduce financial stress and improve outcomes.
We cover:
• 4 practical no cost steps to get more value from existing employee benefits
• Why many financial wellbeing initiatives have struggled to deliver results
• Why a narrower focus on financial resilience has more impact
• The direct link between employee financial resilience and business risk
Auto enrolment duties are often seen as something employers can set up once and leave alone. In reality, ongoing changes to payroll, workforce structure, salary sacrifice arrangements and pension legislation mean many schemes have drifted out of compliance over time, but with employers being completely oblivious.
Between July and December 2024, The Pensions Regulator issued 31,740 compliance notices and 21,504 fixed penalty notices; a total of over 100,000 in 2024! This shows that auto enrolment compliance remains a live issue for the regulator and employers.
In this session, we will share findings from over 100 employer reviews and highlight where issues most commonly arise, including risks that are often overlooked.
We will cover:
This session will include a live presentation followed by time for questions.
Why auto enrolment mistakes are still happening
The most common compliance failures
Where salary sacrifice has introduced additional risk
How payroll, workforce changes and scheme administration can affect compliance
How to check whether your scheme is still meeting its duties
Date: Wednesday 23rd September 2026
Time: 9.30am to 2.00pm (registration from 9.00am)
Venue: The Royal Automobile Club, Pall Mall, London
Returning for another year, the HR Innovators Conference brings together a community of HR professionals, senior leaders and forward thinkers for a morning of conversation, insight and inspiration.
Hosted by Secondsight, the conference is designed to support HR professionals in responding to change, sharing ideas and driving positive impact within their organisations.
You’ll hear from industry experts, with sessions covering diversity and inclusion, domestic abuse, how AI is shaping the way we work, and insight from the Secondsight team on the evolving pensions, health and protection landscape.
The HR Innovators conference focuses on innovation with impact, what it really means to lead change and how HR leaders can create meaningful outcomes for their people, even in uncertain times.
You can expect a carefully curated agenda; full speaker details will be announced soon.
Alongside the sessions, you’ll also have plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow HR professionals over coffee and a relaxed buffet lunch served from 1.30pm.
Why attend?
The event is free to attend for HR professionals
We have circa 200 employers live on AspireHub, and having just rolled out some major enhancements, we want to share our latest updates. So, whether you’re already using AspireHub or just want to know what’s available, this practical 40-minute webinar will bring you right up to date.
We’ll provide an overview of AspireHub’s key features, explore how it can help employers communicate and manage employee benefits more effectively, and share practical tips for increasing employee engagement.
We cover: