
Defined contribution pension schemes FAQs
Why defined benefit schemes are worth fighting for
Why defined benefit schemes are worth fighting for
FAQs for members in Independent schools proposing to leave the Teachers’ Pension Scheme.
Shaun Murtagh-Howard, NEU National Council Independent Sector, provides some practical and successful campaigning ideas and tips
We will support members opposing any proposal to remove teachers’ membership of the Teachers’ Pension Scheme (TPS).
The Government has announced its decision on how to deal with age discrimination issues in Teachers’ Pension Scheme (TPS). The issue and its solution affect pension arrangements for the vast majority of serving teachers.
Pensions advice note on non-pensionable allowances in the Teachers’ Pensions Scheme.
The Teachers’ Pension Scheme will provide much of your retirement income so it is vital that you understand it. This guidance covers the career average section of the Teachers’ Pension Scheme (TPS) in which most members are accruing pension.
In whatever capacity you work in education, there is likely to be an occupational scheme available for you to join and you may have automatic membership as soon as you are employed.
Information about the final salary section of the Teachers’ Pension Scheme (TPS), including how to find out if you are in this TPS section.
Staff at a South London School persuade governors to commit to Teachers' Pension Scheme (TPS)
GDST NEU members voted to accept employer offer.
Today saw an historic strike by NEU teacher members who work in Girls' Day School Trust's 23 independent schools.
Countdown to strike action at GDST’s 23 independent schools
Teachers vote to strike over pensions in GDST’s 23 independent schools
Strike ballot to go ahead in Girls' Day School Trust's 23 independent schools.
NEU members ballot for strike action at independent sector Girls’ Day School Trust.
The Teachers’ Pension Scheme is a fundamental part of a teacher’s remuneration.
Victory on survivors’ pensions rights in Teachers' Pension Scheme