Unions fear pension age of 65

20th December 2002, 12:00am

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Unions fear pension age of 65

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NEW teachers could have to work five years longer as a result of pension reforms proposed this week by the Government. The classroom unions warned the move to a public-sector retirement age of 65 (currently 60 for teachers) would discourage people from entering the profession. Mature career changers, who currently make up around a third of new entrants, could be particularly affected.

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