Rail worker maladministration victory
Trustees have been found guilty of maladministration after refusing to give an ill-health pension to a depressed railway worker.
The worker applied for a pension after losing his job due to nine months of depression-related absence. But trustees of the Railways Pension Scheme and the Network Rail Pension Committee refused to...
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