UK - Sea-Land Service Pension Plan members are embroiled in a new row with shipping giant Maersk over the costs of winning up the £6.4m scheme.
The row flared after the shipping firm attempted to sweeten the pill of closing the scheme – which has a £3.5m deficit – by stressing that it would pay the £500,000 wind-up cost. But actuaries c...
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