US - New York has unveiled reforms, including changes to public pension schemes, in a bid to eliminate the largest budget deficit in the state's history.
One of the key proposals in the executive budget put forward by governor David A. Paterson was the re-raising of the retirement age from 55 back to 62, and the the creation of a new tier of benefit...
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