BT has redefined its pension scheme from trust-based plan to Sipp, for the lower-paid staff. According to the scheme, they will spread employer contribution more evenly among members. Prior to this the employee contributions were on a scale of 4 percent to 10 percent of salary to which most of the employees did not contributed much. In the revised scheme called SIPP (self-invested personal pension), there is a minimum 5 percent contribution from the employee, but offers a bigger basic employer contribution of 8 percent in return.
BT redefine pension scheme for lower-paid staff
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