Former workers at the Visteon car parts factory in Swansea, whose pensions were slashed by up to 40 per cent when the company went into administration, have agreed a compensation deal with motoring giant Ford.
Hundreds of former Visteon workers in Swansea have fought a long campaign for compensation, after their pensions fell by up to 40 per cent when the car parts company went into administration in 2009.
Former Swansea workers have fought for their pensions alongside those from Basildon, Enfield and Belfast.
The Unite union today said "the settlement offer received overwhelming support from all eligible ex-Visteon workers who took the decision to be a party to the legal action."
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