Public Sector Pensions Reform

The government has announced public sector pension negotiations will continue on ‘scheme by scheme' basis in the future.

Almost 750,000 people will take the streets to today to protest over proposed changes to their pensions. Here we take at a look at the key facts and issues you need to know.

Almost half of UK firefighters say they will quit the service if the government makes changes to their pensions, a poll has found.

The Prime Minister says MPs pensions will be subject to the same treatment as the rest of the public sector in the upcoming reforms.

The Treasury has agreed to hold separate negotiations with unions on reforms to the Local Government Pension Scheme after acknowledging its funded status made it different to other public sector schemes.

Public sector workers' resistance to pension reforms stems from a misunderstanding about how the changes will affect them, Hymans Robertson research reveals.

Government reforms to public sector pensions could force more people to opt-out and abandon retirement saving, Lord Hutton is expected to say.

Unison chief rallies members for ‘fight of our lives'; Union chief issues call to arms on pensions; It is not fair that women in their late fifties must work for additional years

Dr Robin Bevan, headmaster at Southend High School for Boys, explains the rationale behind what will be the biggest teachers’ strike in 30 years about cuts to the Teachers Pension Scheme (TPS)...

Professional Pensions has come up with a list of five questions the government still needs to answer with regards to public sector pensions reform.