UK - Police officers will have to work an extra five years for their pension if a consultation paper issued by the Home Office is accepted.
The paper proposes that police officers should be eligible for maximum pensions after 35 years instead of 30. It also proposes that officers will be entitled to an even build-up of benefits over...
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