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Alyssa Hodder | May 14, 2008
Pension and benefits litigation is on the rise in Canada. What should plan sponsors do to prepare?
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ACPM Seeks Permission to Intervene in Kerry Case
Craig Sebastiano | May 14, 2008
The Association of Canadian Pension Management plans to seek permission to intervene in the Kerry case because it says the issues raised in the appeal are of significant importance to occupational pension plans across the country.
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Labour Trends Driving Need for Healthy Workplaces
Nancy Kuyumcu | May 14, 2008
The most important characteristic that Canadians look for in a job is respectful treatment at work, according to Graham Lowe, a leading work expert and president of the Kelowna, B.C.-based Graham Lowe Group.
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Briefly: "Alpha Announces Fee Structure" and More of Wednesday's News
Craig Sebastiano | May 14, 2008
Alpha Group, which plans to launch its alternative trading system in September to compete with the Toronto Stock Exchange, will charge the same fees to all participants regardless of the size of the dealer firm or its trading volumes.
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Closed DB Plans-Managing Risk Through Transition
Laura Lynch | May 14, 2008
A number of organizations have closed their defined benefit plans to new entrants over the last decade or two. Closing the DB plan represents an implicit business decision to exit DB plan sponsorship, whether in 50 days or 50 years. Once a company has made the first decision to exit the DB plan by closing it, how will it proceed to make further decisions regarding the exit strategy? Few companies with closed DB plans will want to wait 50 years before winding up. How will an organization know when to "pull the plug" on the plan?
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