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Public sector pensions are complicated enough without journalists trying to use statistics to stir things up even more
The TUC, apparently reluctant to believe George Osborne’s promise to pensioners in his Budget, issued a press release on Saturday claiming that the old would have been better off over the n
If it’s a good story, who cares about an extra zero?
An article in last week’s Sunday Times comparing pay and conditions in the private and public sector has caused controversy, with charges that the comparisons made were unfair.
The British North-American Committee sounds a solid enough organisation and its document “The need for transparency in public sector pensions&rdqu