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  • an9i77
    an9i77 Posts: 1,460 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    It would be grounds for raising a grievance and seeing what their explanation is if they don't back down....
  • barnaby-bear
    barnaby-bear Posts: 4,142 Forumite
    ems2 wrote: »
    Hi I am in this situation too however it is someone on the same level as me, does this make a difference to the above advice, can it really be legal to have a case of "if a company likes her more then me they will pay her more"?

    Has she been there longer? They often decrease benefits for new hires .... pension contributions are often much higher on legacy contracts? This stuff shuld have been in your contract you signed when you joined.
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