Today's Guardian has a story suggesting BBC staff will soon have to pay more in pension contributions.  No mention of the employer contribution, but presumably that too will have to rise.
Read the story.
This follows a report to Pensioners this week from the chairman of the trustees, Roger Jones.  It has a fairly positive tone.  The value of the scheme fell by less than £300m last year, it has well over £6bn in assets and is at present able to meet all its obligations.
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I see no reason why staff should not pay more,and the
B.B.C. some time ago they had a reduction in what they
paid in which to them was like having a increase in salary,and the B.B.C. themselves a holiday,not paying in
nothing,so perhaps if they did so, we the retired staff
who never had a reduction,and paid in our full percentage, could get more than 2.9% in 2004.
                                                             Dusty Miller.