Most workers auto-enrolled into a National Employment Savings Trust's (NEST) scheme are using electronic methods of opt out, according to the provider.
Speaking at last week's NEST Live event, NEST head of customer engagement Matthew Blakstad said workers could opt out via three methods: an online service, an automated telephone system or a paper ...
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