Do you have new starters or people leaving? We make it easy to onboard and farewell your employees.
Your employees may have questions about their super.
We can help you equip your employees with the knowledge to make the best possible decisions for their financial futures.
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Most employees can choose which fund their super gets paid into.
This means you must give new employees the Superannuation standard choice form within 28 days of their start date.
If your new employee doesn’t choose a super fund, you may need to request their stapled super fund details from the ATO.
Download our Choice of fund form
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Your first super guarantee contribution for a new employee must be received by their super fund within 20 business days of their first payday.
This may fall before you have received their completed choice form.
If you haven’t received a choice form from your employee by the time the contribution is due, you must check for a stapled super fund with the ATO first, and if one exists, confirm with the employee whether the contribution should be paid into this fund.
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It's important your employees know what they're signing up for.
Our product disclosure statements have all the information your employees need about HESTA products, fees and costs, and other considerations.
See our product disclosure statements
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We can tailor super education sessions to meet the needs of your team.
Our sessions cover a range of topics from growing super accounts, insurance, retirement, and more.
Get in touch to organise a session
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You can share our Easy English guides with your employees to make sure everyone is on the same page.
Easy English is a writing style that helps people who find it hard to read and understand English.
Easy English uses simple terms and has a lower reading level than our other documents.
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As an employer, you may not have explored the rest of our website.
We have so much to offer your employees when they become HESTA members:
You can also share this 'Why choose us?' webpage with your employees.
It's important to do the superannuation paperwork for employees who are leaving, whether they've resigned or retired, if they've become unable to work, or if their role's been made redundant.
See what you need to do to make sure you're meeting your responsibilities as an employer.
You can ask them to contact us to discuss their super options.
You'll need to make relevant adjustments and enter the appropriate code for terminated members in your contribution advice.
To stay with HESTA, your employee can complete the Choice of fund (PDF) form to give to their new employer.
You can also share the Changing jobs webpage with your employees.
Your employee may like to consider putting some plans in place to ensure their super keeps working while they're not working. You can share our Redundancy and super webpage with them.
You can ask them to contact us immediately to discuss any insurance they may have.
Our national team can give you practical and professional guidance on all things super.