vruz
@vruz@mstdn.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

I agree with @ReCyclist

If FSG were ready to compete with TFG also along this specific dimension, that would be something laudable.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1lem7

"The living pension is a voluntary savings target for employers who want to tackle low pension saving.

Katherine Chapman, director of the Living Wage Foundation, said Everton "is sending a powerful message that everyone should have a decent standard of living, now and in the future".

Everton have become the first Premier League football club to sign up to the Living Wage Foundation's pension scheme. The move will help ensure workers, such as backroom staff and matchday stewards, are able to put money aside to secure a decent standard of living in retirement. "With the support of our new owners TFG, we are able to take this further step to improve the lives in retirement of our valued colleagues," said Everton FC's chief tax and people officer Alison Haynes. The announcement comes as Everton prepares to kick off the season in their new £750m stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, after moving from Goodison Park. The living pension is a voluntary savings target for employers who want to tackle low pension saving.
Everton have become the first Premier League football club to sign up to the Living Wage Foundation's pension scheme. The move will help ensure workers, such as backroom staff and matchday stewards, are able to put money aside to secure a decent standard of living in retirement. "With the support of our new owners TFG, we are able to take this further step to improve the lives in retirement of our valued colleagues," said Everton FC's chief tax and people officer Alison Haynes. The announcement comes as Everton prepares to kick off the season in their new £750m stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, after moving from Goodison Park. The living pension is a voluntary savings target for employers who want to tackle low pension saving.
Everton have become the first Premier League football club to sign up to the Living Wage Foundation's pension scheme. The move will help ensure workers, such as backroom staff and matchday stewards, are able to put money aside to secure a decent standard of living in retirement. "With the support of our new owners TFG, we are able to take this further step to improve the lives in retirement of our valued colleagues," said Everton FC's chief tax and people officer Alison Haynes. The announcement comes as Everton prepares to kick off the season in their new £750m stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, after moving from Goodison Park. The living pension is a voluntary savings target for employers who want to tackle low pension saving.