NETHERLANDS - PGGM, the e48bn scheme for health and social workers, has fired a scathing attack on the Dutch government, claiming that up to 30,000 of its members could be "seriously disadvantaged" if plans to tax early retirement go ahead.
Zeist-based PGGM, which manages pensions for over 1.7 million members, accused the government of not applying “sufficient care” when addressing the needs of the healthcare sector in its controversi...
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