Tube Lines denies pension talks claims

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Tube Lines workers and Rail, Maritime and Transport members will not be transferred into the Transport for London defined benefit pension scheme, the contractor says.

Tube Lines denied claims it was in negotiations with trade union RMT to transfer members who started after April 2003 from its defined contribution scheme and into TFL’s DB scheme. A Tube Lines ...

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