UK Government Lambasted for Spending Thousands on Twitter Promotion
The Department for Work and Pensions comes under fire for wasting limited resources.
UK Government's Flagship Pension Reform Sees 2.8 Million Workers Auto-Enrol
But Hargreaves Lansdown says most people are not contributing enough into their pension pot.
UK Pensions Crisis: Over Third of Britons 'Will Never Save for Retirement'
Nielsen survey shows 37% of Britons have no plans to save or invest for retirement.
Pension Problems: British Workers Don't Think They will Save Enough to Retire
But NEST says a vast majority of UK employees think having more to live on than the state pension is a minimum.
UK Government 'Delays' Pension Charge Cap Until 2015
The move will be seen as a political blow to pension minister Steve Webb.
UK Government's Flagship Pension Reform Steams Ahead as Two Million Workers Enrol
Auto-enrolment scheme began in 2012 and is rolling out from larger to smaller employers.
UK Government Could Reduce Protections on Final Salary Pensions
The DWP put forward new pension proposals in a consultation.
Which? Lobbies Pensions Minister Steve Webb Over 'Rip Off' Costs
The group wants the proposed cap on administration fees for auto-enrolment schemes to be lowered.
UK Government Unveils Pension Fee Cap Plan
The government also says it wants to increase transparency in the sector.
UK Business Confidence is Rising but Supplier Costs Need to Be Controlled
Comensura's managing director delivers some top tips for SMEs on controlling costs
Legal & General Overhauls Health Policies and Procedures for 7,500 UK Employees
Legal & General has made raft of changes to improve workplace wellbeing
Man of Transformation: How is Steve Webb's Flagship Auto-Enrolment Pension Programme Faring?
Kate Payne says the auto-enrolment rules will have to be relaxed at some point.
UK Youth Unemployment: Finding a Lost Generation
As youth unemployment edges towards a million, we explore the effect and how to fix it
Hidden Cigarette Tax: Smokers Cost Companies £4,000 More to Employ Annually
Time off, cigarette breaks and healthcare costs mean smokers are costing companies thousands.
Long-Term Unemployment in the UK Recession: A Labour Market Plague
As the number of people out of work for over a year swells, IBTimes UK explores the problem, those suffering, and those trying to mend it under the Work Programme
George Osborne and UK Austerity: Why Gilt Yields Are Near Record Lows
Chancellor George Osborne says austerity is why gilt yields have hit record lows, but IBTimes UK explores the bigger reasons for Britain's low cost of borrowing.
Public Sector Pension Strikes: Prison Officer's Walkout 'Unlawful' Says Ministry of Justice
Prison guards may be forced back to work as around 400,000 strike over public sector pensions
9 in 10 Incapacity Claimants ‘Fit to Work’
Only 7 percent of incapacity claimants are sick enough to stay on benefits for good. The results of new and tougher tests show that the vast majority are either fit enough to work or they abandon the application half way through the process. All fresh applicants for the new Employment and Support Allowance (formerly incapacity benefit) must undergo work capability assessments.
