UK - Short-changed members of the Sea-Land Service Pension Plan have called on OPRA to override the scheme's principal employer, Maersk, and appoint an independent trustee.
This is understood to be the first time OPRA has been asked to appoint an independent to act on the trustee board of a solvent company. Law firm Sacker & Partners is helping the Sea-Land members...
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