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Although we are rightly proud of our great guardrail products as well as our entire catalogue of products, perhaps the best evidence of our reputation is the fact that so many prestigious clients choose us first each time and every time to complete bespoke projects on time and on budget. Our clientele is diverse and features firms and organisations from many different sectors and of many different sizes. We have completed projects for HM Customs and Excise, Interserve , Bramall Construction, Hertfordshire business centre, various private and state  schools,  listed buildings and nationwide retail outlets.  Large contracts are awarded with great care and consideration and whether operating in the public or private sector, organisations must find the best deal for their budgets whilst never compromising on quality of manufacture, installation and follow-up maintenance provision. Furthermore, a contracted firm must be highly professional and reliable, completing work with the minimum of disruption to a tight timescale.  Operating in the Height Safety sector is interesting and dynamic and we love working with all shapes and sizes of firms and with companies which are disparate and have many different demands. However, working in the sector also carries a great responsibility to produce products to the highest standards, innovate and originate according to developments in many industries, so it is crucial that we always keep a keen eye on developments so that we can pre-empt and potential problems and remain at the cutting edge of our game.  Moreover, we can only remain responsible and successful if we listen to customers, treat them with respect and meet their demands in an original and imaginative manner.

The largest pension fund in the UK – belonging to BT, was £9billion in the red two years ago, according to estimations this number dropped to £3.2billion at the end of 2010. The Pensions regulator is to delay its review of the company’s recovery plan until a final court decision is reached about the members of BT’s pension program and whether they are covered by a ‘crown guarantee’ or not.

Before the Pensions Regulator decides, the High Court has already upheld the guarantee – meaning that the UK taxpayer would have to cover the shortfall if the company ever went under retirement calculator. The regulator has previously expressed concerns that there would not be enough in the pot to cover all of its members, and has directed BT to make extra payments to the tune of £525million a year for the next seventeen years.

The final decision is not expected until the next triennial review, which comes at the end of the year. BT chief executive Mr Ian Livingston comments that the lowering of the deficit could make more options available to the company; ‘You could pay fewer payments for a given period of time or you could pay it off over a shorter period.’

Changes announced by the Department of Work and pension calculations last year benefited the company by changing the way it calculated its liabilities. Pension’s minister, Steve Webb, made it clear that all public sector schemes were to switch from the RPI measure to CPI measure of inflation, which should cut costs. Pension industry insiders are not happy about the decision to push the changes through quickly without considering the effect on members of the schemes, Will Draper, of Execution Noble, described how they had expected the regulator to step in but had seen no such action, ‘they’re off the hook entirely’ he said of BT.

In many cases, pensioners could be looking at a shortfall of thousands of pounds, taking into account the cuts in annual rises and how they will be compounded when they reach retirement age.

Pensions at BT have undergone a serious restructuring since last year, leading to a rise in the company’s full year pre-tax profits by a massive 71%. BT has received more than £4billion to boost its finances after the governments moved to a lower measure of pension inflation.

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