The UK government has retained the opt-out deal that allows employees to work longer than 48 hours a week.
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Pensioner poverty is rising in the UK, according to figures newly released by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).
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The Police Federation, which represents officers in England and Wales, has failed in its attempt to overturn the home secretary's refusal to backdate a pay rise of 2.5 per cent.
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Thomson Reuters has announced that it is to cut 835 journalist jobs over the course of the next three years as part of an economy-drive aimed at saving $750 million (£380 million).
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Spanish lorry drivers have started indefinite industrial action over the rising price of diesel.
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Staff at the Museum of London have gone on strike to protest a two per cent two-year pay rise, it has emerged.
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Accounting firm Grant Thornton has rolled out a staff wellbeing week across all 30 of its UK offices.
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Public servants are lobbying the government for better pay to keep in line with the cost of living and those working in the private sector.
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Investment company Aegon is looking to acquire a ten per cent market share in central and eastern Europe (CEE) by purchasing small pension funds.
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The Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC) has bought Delta Pension Plan's defined benefit scheme for a reported £600 million.
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