The prime minister has pledged NHS pensions will be "safe" under a Labour Government and suggested a pay freeze in the organisation would not be necessary

The lure of retirement is simply too much for many Europeans, with almost one in three workers saying they would prefer their government not to raise the national retirement age and they would be...

Trade union Unite has released a leaflet arguing 'deliberate repetition of myths' surrounding public sector pensions have to be addressed and challenged.

Support amongst employers for the Government's reform for pensions in 2012 is dwindling, research reveals.

The employee pension is arguably the most valuable and expensive employee benefit a company offers and starting from 2012 will be a compulsory obligation for almost all employers and employees.

The AA has claimed it offers a 'good pension deal' despite staff opting to take strike action.

Pensions in the public sector must shift from an unsustainable 'final salary' model to a more affordable system if we are to contain a 1 trillion burden on the taxpayer, the Confederation of British...

Public-sector pensions have become a real concern for voters in light of the upcoming election.

The value of retirement incomes from defined-contribution (DC) pensions are substantially lower than pre-recession levels.

The National Audit Office (NAO) has today published a report designed to bring greater transparency to, and understanding of, the cash costs involved in public-sector pensions.

The National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) has called on the incoming Government to 'urgently' fix problems leading to the decline in occupational pension investments.

New figures from the Office for National Statistics show a continuing decline in the proportion of private-sector employees saving in workplace pensions.