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Government admits defeat in police pensions legal battle

Date:: 6 August 2019

The government has conceded defeat over its attempt to alter police pensions in 2015, acknowledging that moving police officers to new police pension schemes, based on their age, is discriminatory.

IR35: HMRC publishes private sector tax rules

Date:: 11 July 2019

Organisations have just nine months to prepare for changes to off-payroll working rules, which are being extended to the private and third sectors, with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) publishing draft legislation today.

Boris Johnson pledges to 'fix' pension tax allowance rules

Date:: 10 July 2019

Tory leadership front runner Boris Johnson has vowed to "fix" the pension rules that have led to NHS consultants finding they are better off if they work fewer hours.

Waning productivity costs staff £5,000 over past decade

Date:: 8 July 2019

Workers have lost out on just over £5,000 in wages because of poor productivity growth over the last decade, new figures show.

Landmark public sector pension ruling confirmed

Date:: 28 June 2019

In a decision that will have implications across the public sector, the government has been denied leave to appeal a landmark ruling that pension reforms discriminated against younger workers.

Junior doctors' pay to increase after accepting new contract

Date:: 27 June 2019

NHS junior doctors have accepted a deal which will see annual pay increases of 2% for four years, ending the four-year long dispute that saw mass walkouts.

Post-Brexit regional salary thresholds for migrants to be considered

Date:: 26 June 2019

The Migration Advisory Committee is to consider how salary thresholds should be calculated under a future immigration system - including whether there is a case for regional salary thresholds to be set.

One in six workers are in insecure, low-paid jobs

Date:: 13 June 2019

One sixth of UK workers - around 5.1 million people - are in insecure, low-paid work, according to new research.

Junior doctors to vote on four-year pay deal

Date:: 12 June 2019

Junior doctors are to be balloted on whether to accept a four-year deal which will mean annual pay uplifts of 2%.

Wider NHS pension reform needed to remove overtime deterrent

Date:: 6 June 2019

Plans to offer NHS doctors more flexible pensions will need to be part of wider reforms if the government wants to stop clinicians feeling forced to reduce their hours to avoid tax difficulties, the British Medical Association has warned.

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