pension reform
Employee Benefits
Three trade unions representing public sector workers have withdrawn from an agreement with the government over pension reform.
21 December 2011
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The government has set up a working group to look into unfreezing state pensions for British expatriates.
21 December 2011
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Employee Benefits
Today the government and unions agreed the basic reforms of four public sector pension schemes.
20 December 2011
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Employee Benefits
The government and trade unions have reached a headline agreement on the reform of four major public sector schemes.
20 December 2011
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Employee Benefits
Several unions have signed or are expected to sign agreements with the government over public sector pension reform today.
20 December 2011
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Initial agreements have been reached between union officials and the government over changes to some public sector pensions.
19 December 2011
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Employee Benefits
More than 100 MPs - almost a sixth - have signed an early day motion (EDM) calling on the government to reconsider its proposed changes to public sector pensions.
19 December 2011
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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has opened a consultation outlining the options for easier workplace pension transfers, dubbed by pensions minister Steve Webb as "Operation Big Fat Pension Pot".
15 December 2011
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Means testing for winter fuel allowance would reduce spending on pensioner benefits despite the administrative cost, the government has said.
15 December 2011
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MPs have questioned the role of the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) since other master trust pension schemes have entered the market.
09 December 2011
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