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Post Office: Staff Pensions and Superannuation

Catalogue reference: POST 66

What’s it about?

This record is about the Post Office: Staff Pensions and Superannuation dating from 1713-1992.

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Full description and record details

Reference
POST 66
Title
Post Office: Staff Pensions and Superannuation
Date
1713-1992
Description

This series relates to arrangements for the payment of pensions, the establishment of the Superannuation Fund in 1821 and the development of the types of pensions payable to include both contributory and non-contributory pensions.

Please see The Postal Museum's online catalogue for descriptions of individual records within this series.

Note
Catalogue entries below series level were removed from Discovery, The National Archives' online catalogue, in November 2016 because fuller descriptions were available in The Postal Museum's online catalogue.
Arrangement

Arranged in chronological order in subseries.

Held by
The Postal Museum
Legal status
Public Record(s)
Language
English
Physical description
54 files and volumes
Access conditions
Subject to 30 year closure
Subjects
Topics
Pay and pensions
Communications
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C11790/

Catalogue hierarchy

270 records

This record is held at The Postal Museum

111 records

Within the fonds: POST

Records created or inherited by the Royal Mail Group plc and predecessors

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Post Office: Staff Pensions and Superannuation

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