One in four have done nothing to prepare for the end of contracting out

Michael Klimes
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A worrying number of defined benefit (DB) scheme sponsors appear under-prepared for the end of contracting out says Hymans Robertson.

Findings from a webinar held on 18 May by Hymans Robertson and Sackers revealed 27% of attendees were yet to take action on contracting out. Of the remainder, around half said they were at the p...

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