UK - Compensating workers who lost pension entitlements when their firms collapsed would be too expensive, pensions minister Malcolm Wicks said.
Wicks – speaking at the government’s pensions summit – told members of collapsed schemes that the government could not “hold out a blank cheque for fear it would provide a perverse incentive to a c...
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