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The government has responded to union threats of a general strike by refusing any further negotiation of public sector pension and pay reform.

The Police Superintendents Association of England and Wales warns its members will take part in ‘work to rule' action over proposed reform to pay and pensions.

The Pensions Trust will launch a defined contribution multi-employer scheme for auto-enrolment later this year which specifically targets the UK's charity sector.

Employers need to do more to inform employees unaware of auto-enrolment Scottish Widows research shows.

Lesbian, gay and bisexual people are far more likely to rely on personal and occupational pensions than their heterosexual peers, research from LGB equality group Stonewall says.

BlackRock has denied the company is undergoing a strategic overhaul in the light of several new appointments.

The National Association of Pension Funds is to attend individual party conferences this autumn under the banner ‘How to get Britain saving', to ensure pensions remain on the political agenda.

S&P Capital IQ has announced five appointments across its London and New York offices, including a new vice president in the UK.

The Financial Reporting Council has announced the membership of its newly-formed regulatory committee, the Actuarial Council.

Source Pensions has created two new roles in its London office.