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Over the past year, our HPPA campaign has flourished and grown to become the Pre-97 Pension Justice Alliance (sometimes shortened to the Pre-97 Alliance). The Pre-97 Alliance includes 12 pension groups from companies who do not provide regular inflation cost of living increases to their pre-97 pensioners. 

 Company

Years without increase

since 2002

Nissan

26 * since 2001

Wood Group

23

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)

22

NCR Scotland (Atleos)

22

STMicroelectronics

21

Atos/Sema

20

American Express

19

AIG

18

Pfizer

16

3M

16

Chevron

13

Lloyds Register

9    from 2016

  

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