Remploy under union scrutiny

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TRADE unions have joined forces to oppose any move by disabled employment firm Remploy to use a government grant to plug its pension scheme deficit.

Remploy – which will receive a grant of £555m over five years – announced sweeping factory closures earlier this year and has a £51m deficit in its scheme. A valuation is currently under way and th...

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