John Lewis proposes to cut accrual and introduce hybrid scheme

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John Lewis is proposing to cut its defined benefit (DB) pension scheme and introduce a hybrid scheme with an extended defined contribution (DC) structure.

The proposal would mean a reduced DB accrual rate while employees will have an extra two years to become eligible for the scheme. The current waiting period is three years. Other changes would s...

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