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Strikes disrupted train services, schools and refineries in France on Tuesday as opponents took to the streets to protest against an unpopular pension reform plan being pushed by President Emmanuel Macron.

That has meant weve got real work intensification, excessive and unsustainable workloads. elsewhere across the economy, its about insecure work, its about attempts to reduce peoples pensions and attacks on kind of increasing casualisation, so it is a range of factors. but bosses insist workers�* demands can only be met if unions accept the need to change and modernise. look at the railways, for example, where many of these issues - have been unresolved - for generations, literally. if you take...

Members of the senate to make sure that qualified immunity is nowhere to be found. but this is where public sentiment needs to come in. people need to understand that its our taxpayer money that pays the salaries of police officers. its our taxpayer money that pays their pensions. its also our taxpayer money that pays for the lawyers that defend them in court. as those who are taxpayer money that pays for the settlements that happened in police departments across the country. >> good point. >> s...

Actually need to do. and the key for this to work is i actually need to do. and the key for this to work is that i key for this to work is that partnership with government for there to be some sort of tax break or incentive to get on with saving as soon as you possibly can, because as we all know, the sooner you get on with it, the better in terms of your prospects when you retire. absolutely right and it doesnt actually have to cost the government a great deal although they do chip and at the m...

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Believe well over 300,000 members. because of that, they lobby members of congress, they lobby members of the senate to make sure that qualified immunity is nowhere to be found. but this is where public sentiment needs to come in. people need to understand that its our taxpayer money that pays the salaries of police officers. its our taxpayer money that pays their pensions. its also our taxpayer money that pays for the lawyers that defend them in court. as those who are taxpayer money that pays ...

One of the things that 2022 will be remembered for is the intense debate about the future of pensions in Namibia. The implications of the Financial Institutions and Market Act, No....

We dont teach people finance. kids grow up, they havent got a clue how much money they are going to need to retire and in theory, we are living longer, retiring earlier we will need an awful lot of money to retire properly. if we teach people the basics, if youve got £100,000, they could give you an income of £5,000 a year, thatis an income of £5,000 a year, that is not a lot. would want to see it go further, make pensions compulsory as part of savings from the age of zero so people start put...

Thats been driven by 12 years of those pay cuts, but also a lack of adequate funding that has meant weve got real work intensification, excessive and unsustainable workloads. elsewhere across the economy, its about insecure work, its about attempts to reduce peoples pensions and attacks on kind of increasing casualisation, so it is a range of factors. but bosses insist workers demands can only be met if unions accept the need to change and modernise. look at the railways, for example, where many...