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Pensions safe says Ridley
9th November 1985, Page 20
9th November 1985
Page 20
Page 20, 9th November 1985
— Pensions safe says Ridley
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Financial Services, Investment, Employment Compensation, Pension, Personal Finance, Retirement, Labor, Social Issues, Politics
THERE IS no danger or threat to the accrued pension rights for National Bus Company or local authority bus employees, Transport Secretary Nicholas Ridley claimed last week.
The pensions business will be taken over by the companies, in the same way as those already existing in the private sector.
NBC and local authority busmen rook part in a 24hour strike last week against what they see as a threat to their pension rights.
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