Mitchells & Butlers will introduce a salary cap of 2% to its defined benefit pension scheme in a bid to curtail increasing liabilities, its interim results reveal.
The company said the move would "assist in mitigating future pension liabilities" by capping how much of an employees' future pay rises would be pensionable. The pub group, which owns chains All ...
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