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Fixing the Retirement Lottery
This reports sets out the flaws in the current pensions system.The employment lottery that means that workers in some sectors have decent provision, while in many others large numbers are excluded from pensions or receive very little...
- 27 Feb 2018
Research and reports
People and pensions: a decent retirement for all [1/2/17]
The TUC annual pensions conference on 1 Feb 2017 assessed the key issues that will come under scrutiny in 2017. We can expect the outcome of a review of state pension age, a Green Paper on defined benefit pensions, and a review of automatic enrolment.
- 07 Feb 2017
Policy proposal
Postponing the pension: are we all working longer?
This paper examines in detail one of those elements key to this discussion: the rise of the older worker and interrogates the extent to which this trend is widespread. For we need to understand how older workers are faring now to assess whether and how to encourage older people to stay economically active for longer. It pays particular attention to the role that illness and disability plays in older people’s detachment from the labour market.
- 05 Sep 2016
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Government U-turn could cut pensions for hundreds of thousands living abroad
Wherever UK workers spend their retirement, they should be able to expect a pension that won’t decrease year after year.
Jack Jones - 03 Sep 2019
Government delays to pension reform could cost poorest workers up to £12,000
Delays in implementing government plans to overhaul a pension rule that penalises low earners could cost Britain’s poorest workers as much as £12,000
Tim Sharp - 05 Feb 2019
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