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Public sector pensions

While state-sponsored provision of retirement income is fragmented around the globe, where such schemes exist they are now underpinned by a unifying factor: ageing populations, resulting in funding issues, driving fundamental changes to public sector pensions.

Often a retention tool for state and federal and public sector, many of the changes now being experienced are similar to those of traditional private sector pension plans.

Experienced public sector pensions lawyers

Eversheds Sutherland has a dedicated public sector pensions team with extensive experience advising on issues affecting all public sector, state and federal pension plans, as well as on public sector issues affecting private sector plans.

Contact our public sector pensions team

If you would like any further information or need advice on public sector pensions, please contact our legal team.

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