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The Pensions Ombudsman (PO) has ruled that the BBC Pension Scheme's 1% cap on future pensionable salary increases was not a breach of duty.

Unison is urging employers to offer greater childcare support to help encourage women back into the workforce and assist the economic recovery.

Rail union RMT members on Greater Anglia's West Anglia route are to take action short of a strike from next week over the company's "imposition of flexible working".

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) should be retained as a non-departmental public body, a government consultation has concluded.

Ryanair has closed its defined benefit (DB) scheme to existing members after paying in €12.5m (£10.4m) to plug its deficit.

Employers are failing to obtain a significant understanding of the return on investment (ROI) from the workplace benefits they are providing, a survey finds.

People retiring in 2014 expect to receive an annual income of £15,800, which is £500 higher than last year's retirees, according to Prudential.

The Treasury has spent more than £2.6m on administering the Equitable Life payments scheme (ELPS) in the three months to November, government figures have shown.

Pi Consulting has appointed former Centrica pensions project manager Andy Hucks to its consultancy team.

The publication of sponsor insolvency scores that will underpin their 2015/16 Pension Protection Fund (PPF) levy has been delayed.