The end of the year could bring about the first acquisition in the private pensions market in Romania, a pension news website has reported.
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It was reported today that the American government has ordered bankrupt car part manufacturer, Delphi Corp, to pay $1.5 billion (£808 million) to its former parent company by the end of September.
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Those hoping to take on employees after a buyout or merger may have to pay up to six years worth of unequal pay claims, a British law firm has stated.
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It was revealed yesterday that as well as unemployment jumping by 60,000, the Bank of England's Mervyn King has also warned of negative growth in the economy.
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It has emerged that around 1,000 maintenance workers from the London Underground are planning a 72-hour walkout after disagreements surrounding pay and conditions.
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An internet index for employment has revealed that online recruitment has continued its fall into July, it has been revealed.
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The rate of salary rise for executives in Germany's 100 biggest companies is 23 per cent higher than that of their British contemporaries represented by the FTSE 100, it has emerged.
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Research carried out by one of the nation's national newspapers has revealed that public sector workers are receiving £210 more per week in their pension schemes than private sector counterparts.
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Two recent pension scheme court cases involving the European Courts of Justice (ECJ) have cast doubt over the ways Britain has implemented discrimination legislation, an employment news provider has revealed.
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British workers have been encouraged to read during their breaks to develop a healthy mind, as opposed to smoking or similar activities, it has been revealed.
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