BBC face strike over pension cuts, bosses’ slush fund revealed

26 July 2010

Staff at the BBC have reacted angrily to the bosses’ attempt to cut their pensions. The NUJ, Bectu and three other unions are organsing meetings to discuss joint action against the robbery. BBC announced that it wanted to cap pensionable pay at 1% from April 2011 and revalue pensions at a lower level.

Meanwhile, it was revealed that top managers at the corporation have a pension slush fund that gaurantees them big payouts while cutting those of staff.

NUJ general secretary, Jeremy Dear said:It’s almost as if BBC management are trying to goad staff, with their blatant hypocrisy and greed.”

Posted by Keith Sellick

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