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EU official sexually harassed colleague but was let off because Brussels pension too small to dock - Vimarsana News

EU official sexually harassed colleague but was let off because Brussels pension too small to dock

A European Union official sexually harassed a colleague but was let off because his Brussels pension was too small to dock without making him go hungry.

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An eye to the future: what will become of the DB pension actuary? - Vimarsana News

An eye to the future: what will become of the DB pension actuary?

Does the demise of DB mean a dystopia for pensions actuaries? Is the clock ticking on careers? Or is it less Orwell, more all well? Mark Williams presents his vision

Pensioners under EPS-95 demand hike in minimum pension to Rs 7,500 per month; threaten to begin hunger strike - Vimarsana News

Pensioners under EPS-95 demand hike in minimum pension to Rs 7,500 per month; threaten to begin hunger strike

Presently, pensioners under EPS-95 of the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) get a minimum monthly pension (entitlement) of Rs 1,000, as per rules implemented in September 2014.

EPS-95: Pensioners threaten hunger strike over insufficient pensions; Demand Rs 7,500 minimum monthly pension - Vimarsana News

EPS-95: Pensioners threaten hunger strike over insufficient pensions; Demand Rs 7,500 minimum monthly pension

Pensioners covered by the Employees' Pension Scheme 1995 (EPS-95) are planning a hunger strike to demand an increase in their minimum monthly pension to Rs 7,500, up from the current Rs 1,000 set in September 2014. Despite assurances from the Union Labour Minister, discontent remains, prompting the National Agitation Committee to announce a second indefinite hunger strike at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi. Over 50,000 pensioners may join the protest if their demands are not met by January 31, with dissatisfaction arising from the perceived inadequacy of the current pension structure. The EPFO mana...

19 years after, celebrated govt reforms fail to tackle pension debts, others - Vimarsana News

19 years after, celebrated govt reforms fail to tackle pension debts, others

They settled new retirees within three months, but now, the pension companies will say the government has not released funds