TUC slams pension pots of FTSE directors
DIRECTORS of the UK's top companies have amassed huge pension pots while cutting benefits for their staff, the Trades Union Congress claims.
The TUC’s annual PensionsWatch survey found directors of the UK’s top 102 companies could expect to retire at 60 with a final salary pension worth more than £3m. An average executive would enjoy a pension...
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