Employers Pensions Forum seeks more public cash
Group behind USS overhaul applies for further £100,000 award. John Morgan reports

Group behind USS overhaul applies for further £100,000 award. John Morgan reports
Sally Hunt's article "Divided we fall" (7 October) fails to recognise that the proposed changes to the Universities Superannuation Scheme are the minimum required to ensure that an affordable,...
It is hard not to chuckle when reading that employers prefer a "narrative" consultation to one where votes for and against pension changes are actually counted ("Pensions powwow set to begin as union...
Lecturers are to be asked to move towards national strike action over jobs and pensions, amid mounting anger about cuts that could result in "the implosion of the entire sector".The University and...

UEL vice-chancellor says it is wrong that students’ money is used to prop up local government schemes
A career-average deal is one option under review by USS to cut costs. John Morgan reports
Academics are being asked by their union to work minimum hours in the first stage of fresh industrial action over pensions - potentially followed by strikes and a boycott of the research excellence...
Employers and trade unions are again at odds over higher education's biggest pension scheme, this time disagreeing about a consultation with members on major changes.The consultation, a statutory...
Employers' forum raised possibility of slashing contributions to 10 per cent. John Morgan reports
Employers' forum raised possibility of slashing contributions to 10 per cent. John Morgan reports
Employers' forum raised possibility of slashing contributions to 10 per cent. John Morgan reports
Lecturers from the University and College Union who help to run the sector’s £30 billion pension fund are being threatened with High Court action – by the fund itself.
Members of higher education's biggest union will vote on whether to strike over jobs and pensions in the new year, unless concessions are made by employers.A motion to hold "separate but parallel"...

As expectations of retirement income take a turn for the worse, Andrew Oswald offers a few ideas for reversing the trend