Proposed EU pension regulations would “add significantly” to business costs at a time when pension deficits are already holding back company performance, a poll of business leaders from the CBI and...

More than half a million extra staff will not need to pay any extra into their pensions next year, the Department of Health announced today.

The High Court has ruled the Government’s switch to CPI indexation for public sector pensions is lawful.

Three quarters of employers are “fully aware” they have less than a year to prepare for pensions auto-enrolment, but less than a third know the dates when it will affect them, according to the CIPD.

Yesterday’s public sector strikes, including two million members of staff, look set to cost the economy £500 million – and if further strikes are called there will be a ‘backlash’ according to legal...

There’s been a lot of debate around automatic enrolment over the last 12 months. Will the policy work? Are pension charges too high?

The Government confirmed that automatic enrolment will begin on time in autumn 2012, but small businesses will be given additional time to prepare for the implementation.

The basic state pension will next April rise by £5.30 to £107.45

The Government is set to increase the state pension age from 66 to 67 in 2026, the chancellor george osborne has announced.

Less than a third of adults in the UK people have confidence that contributing to pension plans is the best way to save for their retirement, according to a YouGov poll for National Savings &...

With less than a week to go until the proposed public sector strike, research from the CIPD reveals while there is limited support among employees for strike action that disrupts public services,...

GMB, Ucatt and Unite have become the latest unions to confirm, following ballots, their members are supporting industrial action on 30 November in relation to the Government’s proposed public sector...