Public sector can be ignored no longer

Jenna Towler
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Public sector pension costs and liabilities are under intense scrutiny once again as the government gears up for its emergency Budget on June 22.

The unions are braying for blood over what they see as an attack on low-paid workers who generally take home small pensions in retirement. But the government has to address the issue of the mass...

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