Pension claim pay-outs by March 2022, predicts Federation

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Pension claim pay-outs by March 2022, predicts Federation

The pensions compensation claim over bungled government reforms could be settled by Spring 2022 for all officers, according to the Police Federation.

Date - 23rd November 2020
By - Chris Smith

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All officers affected by the 2015 pension changes will have their pay-out by Spring 2022, according to the latest update from the Police Federation. The Fed also clarified that no final settlement has been made to any officers in a bid to counter...

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