Pension policies for women

Clifford German
Friday 10 October 1997 18:02 EDT
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The TUC is calling on the Government to set up a permanent telephone helpline providing advice for women on pensions after its own helpline was swamped by more than 100,000 calls in its first week.

The line was kept open for a second week but only about 2,000 calls a week could be dealt with.

For the TUC's factsheets, send a large stamped addressed envelope to: TUC Women and Pensions Factsheets, Congress House, Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3LS.

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