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Government Actuary's Department overview of the Autumn Statement 2013.
Advertisement to be used in print publications to publicise new rules for Housing Benefit.
Sample content for communications on the recent changes to Housing Benefit (removal of the spare room subsidy).
Guidance for local government and employers who need data on ethnic minority employment to set targets and monitor improvement in local areas.
Preston factors (Earnings and Interest factors) are provided for employers.
This document contains the following information: Misc No. 1 (2006)
This document contains the following information: Treaty Series No. 23 (2006)
Staff transferred from the public service to the private sector as part of a PFI or PPP exercise will usually be subject to a change in pension arrangements.
How the European Social Fund (ESF) is making real and lasting changes to people’s lives and contributing to local growth.
How the European Social Fund is helping you.
A paper to be presented by the Government Actuary's Department to The International Congress of Actuaries on 31 March 2014 in Washington DC, United States.
Revised rates of service retired pay and pensions, service invaliding retired pay and pensions, service attributable retired pay and pensions, gratuities and resettlement grants.
The Growth and Innovation Fund (GIF) supports employer-led projects to raise skills in their sector and increase growth in our economy.
A series of recommendations from the UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES) to encourage better employer investment in skills.
This code of practice covers the funding of trust-based occupational pension schemes providing defined benefits.
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