Civil service scheme changes may not deliver value for money

Jenna Towler
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Changes to civil service pension schemes will make significant savings but its value for money over the long term has not been established, the National Audit Office says.

It said the Treasury and employers failed to agree the long term role of pensions in recruitment and retention of staff - so it is impossible to gauge the value of the 2007/2008 changes. Civil s...

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