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metal door. on his. outside nds steel ‘bars."
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2p officials said. While the power and was able to

, - Public service employees today enjoy an
excellent pension arrangement. ; with. full j in-
dexingto provide cost-of-livingi increases. Crit-

A ‘both to: the coitibutions of ‘employees: arid” -
‘that of the. government. Contrary tothe: claims... a

‘of critics, such an increase is not arbitrary... os |. feast ambled about within 20 the door. out of the tra
‘ics of Bill 28 claim this new measure would _ but has always been provided for under the meinen of his cage, apectar ‘estat evel we =e
eliminate indexing—but this is totally false. Pension (Public Service) Act of 1974. Co ae
What Bill 28 will do is. limit the level of By placing aceiling on pension indexing — = So ae
indexing to a.maximum of about 8% annually. .. and by providing more pension plan fund- | MONDAY = pm. tb Tabight | ",
Only at this level of indexing is it possible to ing—the governments providing an important - aeinccar erence
ensure a fully funded pension plan—that is, . ‘service to public employees. pensioners and _ . 2 4 8 WB
a pension plan with sufficient funds to pay .._ members of the general publi eae BPE. fie ee boas |
_ foritself’ . Jo) For pensioners, the new measures under a 51 CC cc oe
~The preseritindexing policy hag resulted Bill 28 will guarantee that pension increases: (Ee & Ee e Bed.
-in unfunded liabilities of nearly $100 million. If ~. granted will. be paid for as long:as they. live. : iE say Tren [erect Jaacnet-—Teartey |
these liabilities are allowed ‘to grow, the very For active. employées= and. for: tax- } Salomon Aine” ress erie [Awrepotia| :
existence of pension plans will bethreatened. . payers—the measures mean that future costs . | § ‘ifr |asw Habew' [gueae®bnere |
To provide long-term security, the level.of in--’: of. pension: Indexing: ‘will: “be. stable and £ e& rae ee aoc _jeaecpes.
dexing must be kept to a reasonable level... © ‘predictable. nae oD (QSER (ee BE ie Hee
and that is the primary purpose of Bill 28. - BIN28 isa fairand sensible piece offegie- a | alum 1 or a 5
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pensions, itisnecessarytoincreasethecontri-. for public service employees, at a cost.our i: rn aa [a Co
bution to existing plans from both sides. The .. province can afford. It deserves the support of ee ta aese aad a
increase, from 612% to 7% of salary, applies every responsible British Columbian. a ‘eB 2: quae |S en an ES 1°
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