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Cabinet Meeting To Finalise Budget : Irish National News
www.build.ie
Cabinet Meeting To Finalise Budget - The Cabinet will meet today to discuss the details of tomorrow's Budget.

BBC News - Thousands of public sector workers plan strike action
www.bbc.co.uk
Hundreds of teachers in Staffordshire are expected to join a national strike by public sector workers on Thursday in a dispute about pay and pensions.

Trades Union Congress - This is permanent austerity and a 16 per cent pay cut for public sector
www.tuc.org.uk | Nov 29, 2011
Responding to the Chancellor's Autumn Statement today (Tuesday), TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber said:

Defending education funding and public services - press release | NUT : National Union of Teachers
www.teachers.org.uk
The largest union for qualified teachers in primary and secondary education

Life after work – the good, the bad, the ugly - Scotsman.com Business
business.scotsman.com | May 30, 2010
Life after work – the good, the bad, the ugly - <strong>Teresa Hunter looks at the changes the pensions review is likely to bring</strong>

Pay trends May 2011: public sector pulls settlements back down to 2% > Article > XpertHR
www.xperthr.co.uk | May 27, 2011
Welcome to XpertHR's pay review resources including data on pay awards, economic indicators, forecasts and analysis.

UNISON Press | Press Releases Front Page
www.unison.org.uk
Visit UNISON Press Release to keep abreast of the latest updates

Composite Allowance
www.citehr.com | Jan 7, 2011
Hi, can anyone tell me what does composite allowance mean in salary? Thanks, Ankit

Public sector staff still expecting pay rise in 2010 - General HR Forum - HR Space
www.personneltoday.com | Dec 30, 2009
Clearly public sector staff have learnt from experience to ignore the spin and lies from the government about cutbacks in their sector.

Workers' pension divide exposed - Pensions, Money - The Independent
www.independent.co.uk | Aug 29, 2009
The pension divide between public and private sector workers was exposed today as evidence showed pay packages for Government employees were being topped up with benefits worth a third of their salaries.