Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Reply | |
Posted by: | Andy Jones | |
Date/Time: | 08/02/20 14:10:00 |
Private sector pay adjusted down after the financial crisis public sector pay never did plus defined benefit pensions have largely disappeared from the private sector. The problem is that the net contribution to tax income of someone who is a public sector employee is zero so the private sector workers are the ones that will have to cover the cost of their pensions. That shouldn't be a problem unless we make any major change to the way our economy is run which lowers the rate of economic growth. In Ealing it looks as though the problem is coming home to roost a bit earlier than elsewhere but it is ultimately a national issue. |
Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
Is our real problem Ealing's pension deficit? | 05/02/20 15:08:00 | Andy Jones |
Re:Is our real problem Ealing's pension deficit? | 05/02/20 17:34:00 | Rosco White |
Re:Re:Is our real problem Ealing's pension deficit? | 07/02/20 08:49:00 | Andy Jones |
Reply | 07/02/20 09:41:00 | Andrew OSullivan |
Re:Reply | 07/02/20 13:48:00 | Rosco White |
Re:Re:Reply | 07/02/20 18:36:00 | Tania Bapuji |
Re:Re:Re:Reply | 08/02/20 14:10:00 | Andy Jones |
Re:Re:Re:Re:Reply | 09/02/20 09:46:00 | Adam Kimmel |
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Reply | 21/02/20 10:12:00 | Andy Jones |
Re:Re:Re:Reply | 08/02/20 18:01:00 | Richard Foster |