Bentley gets backlash over plans to hit DB members with NI costs
Bentley Motors has been criticised over plans to pass £1.4m of national insurance (NI) costs onto the 1,300 members of its defined benefit (DB) pension scheme.
The move by the luxury car maker which is the subsidiary company of Volkswagen (VW), follows government changes to state pensions coming into place this month. These changes will see the Bentley's NI contributions...
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