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PENSION REFORM: WHAT THE THREAT MEANS FOR YOU ...from
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Vote YES for strike action and action short of strike in the reballot
PENSION REFORM: WHAT THE THREAT MEANS FOR YOU ...from
Vote YES for strike action and action short of strike in the reballot
TfL has committed to begin a formal consultation, by July of this year, on moving our pension into the Local Government Pension Scheme.
The Local Government Pension Scheme pays out around 30% less if you retire at 60 than the TfL scheme would on the same salary.
l The TfL pension fund is over £2bn in surplus
l Life expectancy in UK fell 2 years in last decade (Financial Times, April 23)
l TfL is no longer repaying missed contributions from the past.
l The pension has never been more affordable for TfL.
Email [email protected] now, if you have not received a ballot paper. Ballot papers must be returned by 25 April Vote
Employee pension contributions could rise from a fixed 5% to anything up to 12.5%.
Your pension is part of your contractual terms. Don’t accept paying more for less.
RMT will fight until the threat to our pensions is lifted.
Strike action works!
l RMT has kept pension reform at bay by taking effective strike action.
l Now the anti-union laws say we must get over 50% of members to vote again to maintain our strike mandate
The future of your pension could depend on you returning your ballot paper in this re-ballot