Official Statistics

Workplace pensions: update of analysis on automatic enrolment

Analysis of the impact of automatic enrolment on pension saving, the number of workers affected and the characteristics of these workers.

• From: Department for Work and Pensions
• Published: 17 September 2015
• Last updated: 14 October 2016 — See all updates

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Workplace pensions: update of analysis on automatic enrolment 2016

Ref: ISBN 978-1-78425-860-3

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(XLS) Tables: Workplace pensions: update of analysis on automatic enrolment 2016

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(ODS) Tables: Workplace pensions: update of analysis on automatic enrolment 2016

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Workplace pensions: update of analysis on automatic enrolment 2015

Ref: ISBN 978-1-78425-568-8

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Details

The publication and data tables for 2016 use newly available data to provide an update of the 2015 analysis.

The publication provides estimates of the overall impact of automatic enrolment in workplace pensions on pension saving. It also provides estimates of the number of workers affected by automatic enrolment and more detailed analysis of the characteristics of this population.

In general the analysis focuses on people who are eligible for automatic enrolment, those at least 22 years old who are under State Pension age and earning over £10,000.

The analysis is based on data from the Office for National Statistics Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, the Labour Force Survey and DWP modelling.

Read more about workplace pensions and auto enrolment.

Published 17 September 2015
Last updated 14 October 2016 + show all updates

1. 14 October 2016

   Revised version of the 2016 analysis published - on page 8 of the PDF the amount £5,842 has been corrected to £5,824.

2. 13 October 2016

   Published a document and data tables for 2016 that provide an update of the 2015 analysis.

3. 17 September 2015

   First published.