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    Whatever you do, don't opt out

    Posted on 18 June 2012 by Andy Blake

    Recently you may have received a pamphlet by email or through social media that suggests that a mass or even partial opt out from the NHS Pension Scheme by doctors would be an effective method by which to bring the government back to the negotiating table.

    Tags: Pensions

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