A consumer consultancy firm has released its annual Cost of Living survey which revealed the gap between the least and most expensive cities for to live in is increasing, contrary to figures from 2007.
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The French parliament, led by president Nicolas Sarzoky, scrapped the 35-hour working week in the country in a major economic reform after a successful Senate vote on Wednesday.
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The chief executive of the Professional Footballers Association was paid over £1 million last year, it has emerged.
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London salaries are nearly £11,000 higher than the rest of Britain, research published on Personneltoday.com revealed.
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Harrods could be hit with strike action in a pay row, the Times has revealed.
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Zurich has urged financial advisers to review client retirement portfolios after more people have come out of retirement or delaying the process.
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Up to 140 jobs could go at Westferry after the Telegraph Media Group (TMG) announced it would be leaving its main printing press by the start of autumn, reported the Guardian today.
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Consulting firm Deloitte has warned that many of Britain's blue-chip companies are risking final-salary pension schemes worth £80 billion after placing "heavy bets" on equity and property investment, a news provider revealed today.
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Close to 300 workers at a power cable company in Wrexham will go ahead with strike action over pensions, the Daily Post of north Wales has reported.
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Companies should endeavour to keep their staff informed about developments in workplace pension schemes, to ensure they maintain faith in them, according to one expert.
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