Ontario Power Generation tops the worst funded pension fund list and Hydro One isn’t far behind. Guess who is going to pay for themOntario’s Power Trip: Retirement deficit coming to your hydro bill | FP Comment | Financial Post:
As noted in a recent Barry Critchley article in the Financial Post, DBRS, the Canadian bond rating agency recently released a list of the top 20 “Worst and Best” funded Canadian Pension Plans and Ontario Power Generation (OPG) topped the worst list with a deficit of $3.3-billion) Pension fund deficits have fallen into ‘danger zone’ for first time in decade, DBRS warns – July 4). Coming in at 8th spot was Hydro One Inc. with a deficit of $1.5-billion."Read more »
In total the two had a funding deficit of $4.8-billion and with a combined full time work force at the end of 2012 of 16,651 employees that equates to a liability of $288,000 for each employee. Over 35 years each employee would be obligated to contribute an additional $8,200 annually in order to ensure those retirement benefits are retained at their current levels if they were private sector companies—but they are not.
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