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Ex-union boss sacked from Unite pension scheme 'for complaining of discrimination'
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukA former employee of Britain’s biggest union has been sacked as a ‘trustee director’ of its pension scheme after alleging discrimination against 350 retired members of its staff who are in their 80s.
Dave Marsh says he was informed he had been ‘removed’ from the role by Alex Ryan, the pension secretary of Unite the Union’s pension scheme (UPS) in a telephone conversation.
The union has confirmed Mr Marsh 'was removed from his unpaid position after evidently sharing confidential trustee information'.
Mr Marsh has served as a trustee director of the scheme since 2015 and says that since then he has been re-elected every three years by more than 2,300 pensioners - the “largest constituency in the scheme”, he said.
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