FT staff accept deal on pensions

Michael Klimes
clock • 1 min read

An overwhelming majority of Financial Times (FT) staff have accepted a deal on their pensions after seven months of tension which saw two threats of strike action.

Following a consultative ballot, 88% of members agreed to accept an offer where management promised to limited expected losses to the defined benefit (DB) scheme by 15% and improve the defined cont...

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