15th September 2011, 11:53 AM
(This post was last modified: 15th September 2011, 12:10 PM by Unitof1.)
sparky
I dont see why they need any type of paper trail. They must have been laughing all the way to bank or to their
I wonder if organisations in "The Archaeological Organisations Pension Scheme"? compete against each other for work?
I dont see why they need any type of paper trail. They must have been laughing all the way to bank or to their
Quote:The defined benefit pension scheme provides benefits based on an average of pension able salaries prior to the date of normal or early retirement, or of leaving the service of the company, whichever is the earlier. The assets of the scheme are held separately from those of the company, being invested with an insurance company in a joint pension scheme with other Archaeological trusts- The Archaeological Organizations Pension Scheme. The actuarial reports do not enable each charity to identify the shares of underlying assets and liabilities on a consistent or reasonable basis. As a result the charity is unable to comply with the full provisions of FRS 17. Disclosure is made as if the scheme were a defined contribution scheme although additional disclosures are made of the overall group scheme’s funding provision and assumptions used in arriving at funding levelsBizarre. Dunky did you get any of the "The Archaeological Organisations Pension Scheme"?
I wonder if organisations in "The Archaeological Organisations Pension Scheme"? compete against each other for work?
Reason: your past is my past