UK - British Airways has denied its staff may be asked to increase contributions, accept lower pay outs or take cash incentives or pay rises in return for opting out of its final salary scheme.
Responding to reports that these were among a number of options on the table in a bid to tackle its £1.4bn pension deficit, BA insisted it is simply starting a three-month consultation with its emp...
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