17 May 2018

Administration and technology in pensions

Michelle Cracknell, CEO at TPAS, discusses what's currently on offer for pensions communication, what developments and implementations there may be for technology in this sector, minimizing data protection and cyber security risk, and explains the do's and don'ts of scams.

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Last update: 27 April 2021

Michelle Cracknell
TPAS
CEO

Pensions Calculations Analyst

Salary: £30000 - £50000 pa

Location: London

Head of Pensions & Benefits, in-house

Salary: £100000 - £120000 pa

Location: Remote working, South East offices attendance c.1 day a month

Pensions Business Analyst - Flexible working hours

Salary: £45000 pa

Location: City of London, up to 3 days per week working from home

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