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daheff · 2022-11-03 10:38:57

Hi Hopefully somebody can steer me right on this. Company I work for has told me that they want to reduce the % of salary they contribute to my pension. Obviously I don't agree to this. Can somebody tell me what my options are if they press ahead, even if I don't agree?

03-11-2022 10:38am

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daheff

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Hi

Hopefully somebody can steer me right on this.

Company I work for has told me that they want to reduce the % of salary they contribute to my pension. Obviously I don't agree to this. Can somebody tell me what my options are if they press ahead, even if I don't agree?

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#2 03-11-2022 10:47am

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Is there anything about it in your contract or your company handbook? That should be your first port of call. If it's in your contract that if you contribute x% they will contribute y% then you can use that with them.

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#3 03-11-2022 10:58am

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119827625#Comment_119827625

Yes there is, but they now want to reduce this.

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#4 03-11-2022 4:19pm

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So you need to negotiate an acceptable alternative, or they make you redundant.
Or they unilaterally make the cut and you consult a lawyer and take them to whatever court is appropriate.

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#5 03-11-2022 5:38pm

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119829316#Comment_119829316

thanks. thats what I thought.

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