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The aggregate deficit of the Pension Protection Fund 7800 Index shrank from £109.0bn to £118.2bn last month according to figures released by the lifeboat fund.

Ten Insurance has converted to employee ownership in a move designed to guarantee staff a greater stake within the business and "cement" independent status for the future.

Regulatory amendments drawn up to protect the benefits of UK workers whose overseas employers go bust have been drawn too narrowly to help in future cases, lawyers warn.

Unlocking defined contribution (DC) member options will force schemes to outsource their post-retirement processes, industry figures say.

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has confirmed it will conduct a review on the impacts of fees on the employment tribunal service.

The current flexible labour market and employment rights framework is fit for purpose but the political debate surrounding it can sometimes be "unnecessarily polarised", the CIPD says.

The vast majority of employers believe the retirement reforms announced in the Budget will require greater workplace financial education.

The High Court has rubber stamped a compromise on the equalisation of retirement dates for men and women in the BSS Group Pension Scheme acquired by Travis Perkins.

The £120m Loomis pension scheme has selected Russell Investments to act as its fiduciary manager.

Regulatory amendments drawn up to protect the benefits of UK workers whose overseas employers go bust have been drawn too narrowly to help in future cases, lawyers warn.