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In a move galvanised by fears over the future of pension plans, Americans have angrily demanded that lawmakers sort out the financial sector to prevent another stock market plunge.
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Jamaica's cabinet is currently looking into ways to speed up the process by which its Financial Services Commission (FSC) improves approval times, it has been reported.
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Workers for Seattle-based aeronautics company Boeing are now on their third day of strikes, with one source indicating that the walk-out could last for up to a month.
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Boeing's "best and final" offer has been rejected by the Machinists' union, with the leaders of the group proposing a strike against their employers.
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It was reported today that the American government has ordered bankrupt car part manufacturer, Delphi Corp, to pay $1.5 billion (£808 million) to its former parent company by the end of September.
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Coca Cola has agreed a multi-million dollar settlement for a class action law suit led by two pension funds.
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The UK's biggest workers union Unite and the United Steelworkers of America (USW) have signed an agreement to form the first global union.
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Mercer's annual retirement plan survey has revealed that US Fortune 500 pension schemes have had their best funded year since 2001.
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Cuban president Raul Castro has announced that the state pension paid to retirees is to be raised as are the wages of court employees.
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A company in the US has introduced a new employee benefit scheme which gives employees the chance to have every tenth work day off.
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