UK - Trade union anger over the closure of final salary pension schemes could be quelled if firms took a "more flexible" approach, a pension law specialist claims.
Coventry-based Reed Smith argues that union-led industrial action – such as the strikes at chemical giant Rhodia over the closure of its DB scheme to new members – can be prevented through an affor...
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