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Guy Opperman
Public sector pension schemes “should be reformed” as they are not sustainable on a long-term basis, Guy Opperman has said.
The pensions and financial inclusion minister, who last week overtook Sir Steve Webb as the longest-serving holder of the post, told The Sunday Times he believed public sector defined benefit (DB) ...
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