UK - Sainsbury's has been accused of "short-changing" scheme members by paying reduced employer contributions while the fund is in deficit.
The £2.1bn J. Sainsbury Pension & Death Benefits Scheme had a £248m surplus at its last actuarial valuation and the company reduced contributions. But the scheme, which is heavily invested in equi...
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