The government wants firefighters and other public sector workers to pay more, work longer and still get less for our pensions. The FBU says this is daylight robbery.
FBU documents
| Pensions Bulletin Number 11: Campaigning for NFPS members |
| Pensions Bulletin Number 10: An insult to retained firefighters |
| Pensions Bulletin Number 9: No to mass sackings |
| Pensions Bulletin Number 8: Normal Pension Age Review |
| Pensions Bulletin Number 7: Public Service Pensions Bill |
| Pensions Bulletin Number 6: “Heads of Agreement” |
| Pensions Bulletin Number 5: NFPS |
| Pensions Bulletin Number 4: Unfair/Unworkable |
| Pensions Bulletin Number 3: Retained |
| Pensions Bulletin Number 2: Officers |
| Pensions Bulletin Number 1: Contributions attack |
The FBU has formally presented these documents to the minister responsible for fire in England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales along with an initial submission Protecting good quality occupational pensions in the fire and rescue service.
FBU submission to the Public Sector Pensions Bill Committee, 6 November 2012.
FBU bulletin on tax relief.
FBU executive council position on industrial action on pensions, 24 October 2011
The FBU response to the proposed increases to employee contribution rates, effective from 1 April 2012 for the FPS and NFPS-England only, 1 December 2011
FBU Contributions Consultation response for England
Appendix A
FPS NFPS Scotland consultation response
FPS NFPS Wales consultation response
FPS NFPS Northern Ireland consultation response
FBU response to the consultation on LGPS contribution and accrual rates
Independent reports
| Pension Schemes in the Fire Service and the Independent Public Service Pensions Commission, an independent report by Tony Cutler and Barbara Waine. |
| A scoping study: Review of aging and the demands on firefighting by Richard Graveling and Joanne Crawford on behalf of the Institute of Occupational Medicine IOM. |
| A report on the impact of the governments’ proposal for members of the firefighters’ pension scheme and the new firefighters’ pension scheme; by Rob Hammond of First Actuarial consultants. |
| Fitness for Work: Estimate of the deterioration of the aerobic fitness of firefighters with age, by Richard Graveling on behalf of the Institute of Occupational Medicine IOM. |

