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12 Sep 13
Whitehall’s first attempt to spin out a service into a mutual company is on track to achieve projected savings, but was beset by early delays and governance issues, the National Audit Office said...
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10 Sep 13
Labour leader Ed Miliband has pledged to end the ‘terrible misuse’ of zero-hour contracts if the party wins the next general election.
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9 Sep 13
The Pensions Regulator has promised ‘to take action if necessary’ to ensure public sector pension schemes are run to high standards following government reforms that will see it assuming oversight of...
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6 Sep 13
Councils in England, Wales and Northern Ireland have had to ‘scramble’ to avoid breaking the law through paying workers less than the National Minimum Wage when it is increased next month, trade...
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5 Sep 13
Nearly one-third of public sector workers are considering returning to work part-time after their retirement due to concerns over how they will be able to cope financially.
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4 Sep 13
School head teachers are now able to link teachers’ pay to performance after education secretary Michael Gove confirmed the extension of this flexibility from academies to maintained schools in...
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30 Aug 13
Scotland’s 32 local authorities have offered council workers a 1% pay rise for 2014/15 on top of the same increase given to staff in the current financial year.
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30 Aug 13
Ministers have been urged to adopt a new code of conduct governing public service mutuals to stop poor practice ‘tainting’ other firms in the sector.
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30 Aug 13
Firefighters have voted to strike over the government’s proposed pension reforms that the Fire Brigades Union has warned could lead to thousands losing their jobs when a change in retirement age is...
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21 Aug 13
The majority of people who are currently entitled to receive the state second pension will lose out when the government abolishes the scheme, a report by the Trades Union Congress has warned.
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19 Aug 13
More people could choose to start receiving their state pension as soon as they are eligible, following planned changes to deferment payments, consultancy Hymans Robertson has warned.
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14 Aug 13
Take home pay in the public sector declined in the three months to the end of July, the fourth consecutive period of decline, according to a survey of earnings.
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9 Aug 13
Charity chief executives have been criticised for ‘fat-cat’ salaries in an age of austerity. But it’s down to trustees – not the Charity Commission – to determine...
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5 Aug 13
Public and voluntary sector employers are more likely to use zero hours contracts than those in the private sector, according to research from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.
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24 Jul 13
Retained firefighters who were not eligible to join a public sector pension scheme until 2006 are to be allowed to ‘purchase’ contributions for extra years, fire minister Brandon Lewis has announced.
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15 Jul 13
The current system of pension tax reliefs benefits higher earners disproportionately, a report examining the current system by the Pensions Policy Institute has found
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12 Jul 13
Government measures intended to help people save for their retirement are being managed ineffectively and could lead to higher costs for taxpayers in the future, the National Audit Office has found.
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1 Jul 13
The BBC breached its own policies on severance pay too often and without good reason, the National Audit Office said today.
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1 Jul 13
Pressure on public sector budgets has led to a rise in zero-hours contracts, particularly in the care sector. The biggest losers are vulnerable service-users and staff on poor pay and insecure hours...
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26 Jun 13
Public sector pay rises are to be limited to an average of 1% in 2015/16, the chancellor confirmed today as he set out plans for that year in his Spending Review.
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24 Jun 13
A joint employer and trade union exercise is to look at how the National Health Service will cope with a higher pension age.
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21 Jun 13
The Local Government Pension Scheme faces a shake-up as Whitehall and local government leaders try to better co-ordinate the 89 funds.
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19 Jun 13
Pay deals for top civil servants are becoming so ‘financially unattractive’ that it is increasingly difficult to retain talented people in Whitehall, the National Audit Office warned today.
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13 Jun 13
Business leaders have called on Chancellor George Osborne to restrain public sector pay, ending automatic salary increases based on tenure.
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12 Jun 13
Public sector employment in the UK continues to decline, falling by 22,000 to 5.7 million over the first three months of the year, official figures show.
12 Sep 13Whitehall’s first attempt to spin out a service into a mutual company is on track to achieve projected savings, but was beset by early delays and governance issues, the National Audit Office said...
10 Sep 13Labour leader Ed Miliband has pledged to end the ‘terrible misuse’ of zero-hour contracts if the party wins the next general election.
6 Sep 13Councils in England, Wales and Northern Ireland have had to ‘scramble’ to avoid breaking the law through paying workers less than the National Minimum Wage when it is increased next month, trade...
4 Sep 13School head teachers are now able to link teachers’ pay to performance after education secretary Michael Gove confirmed the extension of this flexibility from academies to maintained schools in...
30 Aug 13Firefighters have voted to strike over the government’s proposed pension reforms that the Fire Brigades Union has warned could lead to thousands losing their jobs when a change in retirement age is...
14 Aug 13Take home pay in the public sector declined in the three months to the end of July, the fourth consecutive period of decline, according to a survey of earnings.
9 Aug 13Charity chief executives have been criticised for ‘fat-cat’ salaries in an age of austerity. But it’s down to trustees – not the Charity Commission – to determine...
5 Aug 13Public and voluntary sector employers are more likely to use zero hours contracts than those in the private sector, according to research from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.
12 Jul 13Government measures intended to help people save for their retirement are being managed ineffectively and could lead to higher costs for taxpayers in the future, the National Audit Office has found.
1 Jul 13Pressure on public sector budgets has led to a rise in zero-hours contracts, particularly in the care sector. The biggest losers are vulnerable service-users and staff on poor pay and insecure hours...
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