PROVIDENCE – More than 500 employers have joined RISavers, the state’s first public-retirement savings program for private-sector workers, since its launch about three months ago, General Treasurer James A. Diossa said on Tuesday. Private employers with five or more employees who do not offer a retirement plan are required to provide access to the program.
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