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Employer Pension Requirement

Hi everyone,

Recently, I have started being employed as an employee with the business I work at. Previously, I was a contractor with them, but I felt the need for a more secure monthly income coming in. The business is small and we have quite a few contractors that we use to provide our services, but there is a small office team who are employed by the business. I have a couple of questions regarding this:

1) Since being employed with them, I have not signed any, or seen an Employment contract. Should I?
2) I used to pay into a Pension with a previous company, but this business only deducts National Insurance and Income Tax from my payslip each month. Should I/they be setting up an Employee Pension? I would very much doubt that they will contribute to this because it's such a small business? I now know how important paying into pensions are!

I work part-time there with a few days a week.

Thanks,

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