USS: commit to no vote on scheme changes on 15 January 2015
293 Comments
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K gaston
11 years ago
Bristol
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K gaston
11 years ago
Bristol
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Imperial College
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Michael Lowe
11 years ago
Imperial College
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Janette Shiel
11 years ago
Imperial College London
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Janette Shiel
11 years ago
Imperial College London
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margaret c
11 years ago
It's worse than that, the proposal is for CPI increases to be capped in line with current USS rules i.e. in full increase if CPI goes up to 5% then only half any further increase in CPI up to a maximum of 10%
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Kate Mitchell
11 years ago
Imperial College London
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Kate Mitchell
11 years ago
Imperial College London
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David Mark Raymond
11 years ago
Imperial College London
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David Mark Raymond
11 years ago
Imperial College London
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Brian Robertson
11 years ago
Imperial College London
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Brian Robertson
11 years ago
Imperial College London
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Martin Buck
11 years ago
Unconvincing scheme valuations cannot be accpted as evidenec for such major changes to the pension scheme used to
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Martin Buck
11 years ago
Unconvincing scheme valuations cannot be accpted as evidenec for such major changes to the pension scheme used to
Bristol
Bristol
Imperial College
Imperial College
Imperial College London
Imperial College London
It's worse than that, the proposal is for CPI increases to be capped in line with current USS rules i.e. in full increase if CPI goes up to 5% then only half any further increase in CPI up to a maximum of 10%
Imperial College London
Imperial College London
Imperial College London
Imperial College London
Imperial College London
Imperial College London
Unconvincing scheme valuations cannot be accpted as evidenec for such major changes to the pension scheme used to
Unconvincing scheme valuations cannot be accpted as evidenec for such major changes to the pension scheme used to
Imperial College London
Imperial College London
Imperial College London
Imperial College London
Please keep our pensions!