Tag Archives: Morrisons
Care or hubris? – How Tesco got in such a pensions mess.
Every little helps? The right old mess that Tesco has found itself in , is blamed partially on its mishandling of its pension strategy. How can an organisation with the motto “every little counts” have such a large pension deficit? … Continue reading
Posted in Change
Tagged Aldi, art of pensions, atrophication, CDC, change, Deficit, Finest, Google, Leadership, lidl, Morrisons, NAPF, progress, Tesco
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“Who’s on our side?”
I’m having dinner with TV educationalist Alvin Hall, a man almost as well know for being attacked by ostriches as for his charismatic TV appearances. Looking through the list of other guests at the supper I reckon they represent … Continue reading
Posted in alvin hall, Financial Education, First Actuarial
Tagged Alvin Hall, Business, dc, DWP, Employment, financial education, Morrisons, Save our dough, workplace
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Auto-enrolment;- the story so far
Payroll managers are playing an increasingly important role in the formation of their business’ pension strategies. Continue reading
Posted in auto-enrolment, leadership, pension playpen, pensions
Tagged Centrica, Employment, Human Resources, Marks & Spencer, Morrisons, Payroll, pension, Tesco
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“Ambitious” pensions can save you from staging a disaster
Organisations with 500 or more employees have been written to recently by the DWP with a reminder that in 2013 they have to “stage” auto-enrolment. Companies which historically provide and promote pensions to their staff will take all this in their stride But staging … Continue reading
(S)hell’s well at Christmas
Popped into a Shell garage this morning – big sign tells me that I get 2 p off a litre if I buy a fourpack of Red Bull. I fancy giving a fourpack to my colleague and chum Peter Shellswell (real name) who survives on Morrisons own label energy drinks. … Continue reading
Posted in corporate governance
Tagged Datsun, Energy drink, Gasoline, Litre, Morrisons, Pound sterling, Red Bull, Royal Dutch Shell, Shell
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Value add – wine and target dated funds
Thanks to the boys and girls at ABCD it was fun but it left me a little frustrated.
Posted in Liability Driven Investment, NEST, pension playpen, pensions, Retirement
Tagged Buckinghamshire, Château Talbot, Comptroller, corporate risk, Liability Driven Investment, Morrisons, NEST, Payment system, pension, Pension new, pension playpen, Pensions, pensions, Retirement, Solvency II, Wine
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