Further cuts are 'unpalatable'

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Proposed changes to public sector pensions are "unpalatable" as previous cuts have already slashed pots by 25%, delegates heard.

Trades Union Congress assistant general secretary Kay Carberry said public servants were "not looking forward to paying more for a less generous pension and equality of misery is not the best appro...

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