Accountability is key, along with ensuring staff have a comfortable retirement
pensions
Move comes after outsourcing firm Capita was hacked, affecting information entrusted to it by hundreds of pension schemes
Government’s new collective defined contribution pension scheme could help some public service workers, but shouldn’t erode the pensions of others
Donate to the branch’s hardship fund to help members fight against pensions proposals
‘Defending pensions is about ensuring that we, and future generations, don’t retire into poverty’
Cutting the relative value of the state pension is a false economy and likely to increase welfare support
UNISON is concerned that many members won’t be able to afford to save for their retirement under proposed changes
Head of local government Jon Richards looks back at the latest Westminster U-turn – this time, after a legal challenge to its unfair plans
Flawed regulations threatened to blight the retirement of
UNISON launches new guide on pension fund engagement and divestment from companies involved in the occupation of Palestine
“When the country starts to count the cost of the pandemic, we can’t allow the burden to fall on women – again”
The union repeats its criticism of government plans to bring in a cap on public sector exit payments
Long-serving staff caught up in flawed government law
Court of Appeal will decide on lost pensions for women born in the 1950s
Court overturns LGPS regulations banning investment decisions which aren’t in line with government foreign and defence policy