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A ‘quirk’ in the way teachers’ pensions are calculated could mean some teachers stand to suffer an extra loss as a result of the public sector pay freeze, as pension calculations normally triggered by a change in earnings have not occurred.

Benjamin Mercer | March 25, 2022

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‘Quirk’ sees public sector pay freeze hit teachers’ pensions annual hikes

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