KiwiSaver - implications for remuneration strategy

Tuesday, 5 June 2007, 11:03 am
Press Release: Aventine Consulting

Employers are starting to get to grips with the implications of KiwiSaver II on remuneration policy post 1 April 2008.

Here is a view that suggests all may not turn out as first might have appeared:

KiwiSaver V: Compulsory Employer Contributions - Do they really have to increase employers' costs? (PDF)

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