Comment: The battle for pensions begins

Once more unto the breach, says Jonathan Stapleton

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The battle over the future shape of public sector pensions has well and truly commenced.

First, three unions the Public and Commercial Services Union, the National Union of Teachers and Association of Teachers and Lecturers jumped the gun and voted to strike on 30 June in protest over ...

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