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We’re no longer asking how Collective Pensions work! We’re building them to be delivered
We have had many years debating how to deliver “CDC” to a point that we have got ourselves to “go”! Alastair has produced an excellent little paper that with the help of Andre Clark and Andy Fifer reminds us of … Continue reading
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Tagged advisers, CDC, Collective Pension, Pensions, trade unions, unions
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What are Labour going to do about pensions?
If there is a Labour Pensions Agenda for the next Government , I haven’t seen it yet . But I have seen the TUC’s agenda for the Trade Union Pension Conference today and it doesn’t look like this. It … Continue reading
Pensions: universities could learn lessons from Royal Mail
David Pitt-Watson and Hari Mann believe there could be a way to settle the ongoing pensions row amicably University employers and university staff are locked in a dispute about pensions. Both have reasonable positions. The employers say that the cost … Continue reading
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Tagged CWU, pensions, Royal Mail, trade unions, UCU, USS
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