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Last Month the French Constitutional Council approved a controversial plan to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 on Friday, giving President Emmanuel Macron a triumph after three months of widespread protests over the law, which have harmed his administration.
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Last Month the French Constitutional Council approved a controversial plan to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 on Friday, giving President Emmanuel Macron a triumph after three months of widespread protests over the law, which have harmed his administration.
Don't tell me its actually happens that the law was bend just because of the sake of one person.
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Last Month the French Constitutional Council approved a controversial plan to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 on Friday, giving President Emmanuel Macron a triumph after three months of widespread protests over the law, which have harmed his administration.
Retirement age for workers varies depending on the country, work sector, profession, and personal preference of workers.
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oba;12958 wrote:Last Month the French Constitutional Council approved a controversial plan to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 on Friday, giving President Emmanuel Macron a triumph after three months of widespread protests over the law, which have harmed his administration.
Retirement age for workers varies depending on the country, work sector, profession, and personal preference of workers.
In most countries, retirement age is generally between 60-70 years old. However, many countries are gradually increasing retirement ages due to the aging population and the strains it places on government pension plans.
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full;13014 wrote:oba;12958 wrote:Last Month the French Constitutional Council approved a controversial plan to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 on Friday, giving President Emmanuel Macron a triumph after three months of widespread protests over the law, which have harmed his administration.
Retirement age for workers varies depending on the country, work sector, profession, and personal preference of workers.
In most countries, retirement age is generally between 60-70 years old. However, many countries are gradually increasing retirement ages due to the aging population and the strains it places on government pension plans.
Some of the factors that determine retirement age in some countries. Some countries have a mandatory retirement age based on social security systems. This means that workers retire and start receiving social security payouts at a certain age.
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level;13015 wrote:full;13014 wrote:Retirement age for workers varies depending on the country, work sector, profession, and personal preference of workers.
In most countries, retirement age is generally between 60-70 years old. However, many countries are gradually increasing retirement ages due to the aging population and the strains it places on government pension plans.
Some of the factors that determine retirement age in some countries. Some countries have a mandatory retirement age based on social security systems. This means that workers retire and start receiving social security payouts at a certain age.
It's the labor laws in some countries and they may set a minimum or maximum retirement age for certain professions, such as pilots, firefighters, etc.
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thrive;13017 wrote:level;13015 wrote:In most countries, retirement age is generally between 60-70 years old. However, many countries are gradually increasing retirement ages due to the aging population and the strains it places on government pension plans.
Some of the factors that determine retirement age in some countries. Some countries have a mandatory retirement age based on social security systems. This means that workers retire and start receiving social security payouts at a certain age.
It's the labor laws in some countries and they may set a minimum or maximum retirement age for certain professions, such as pilots, firefighters, etc.
We have countries where workers may have the freedom to choose when they want to retire, based on their personal preference and financial ability. This could be at the minimum retirement age or even earlier.
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joanna;13018 wrote:thrive;13017 wrote:Some of the factors that determine retirement age in some countries. Some countries have a mandatory retirement age based on social security systems. This means that workers retire and start receiving social security payouts at a certain age.
It's the labor laws in some countries and they may set a minimum or maximum retirement age for certain professions, such as pilots, firefighters, etc.
We have countries where workers may have the freedom to choose when they want to retire, based on their personal preference and financial ability. This could be at the minimum retirement age or even earlier.
Some workers may have no choice but to retire early due to health reasons or disability.
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IyaJJJ;13019 wrote:joanna;13018 wrote:It's the labor laws in some countries and they may set a minimum or maximum retirement age for certain professions, such as pilots, firefighters, etc.
We have countries where workers may have the freedom to choose when they want to retire, based on their personal preference and financial ability. This could be at the minimum retirement age or even earlier.
Some workers may have no choice but to retire early due to health reasons or disability.
Workers may choose to stay in the workforce for a longer period to save enough money for retirement or to live a more comfortable life in later years.
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level;13020 wrote:IyaJJJ;13019 wrote:We have countries where workers may have the freedom to choose when they want to retire, based on their personal preference and financial ability. This could be at the minimum retirement age or even earlier.
Some workers may have no choice but to retire early due to health reasons or disability.
Workers may choose to stay in the workforce for a longer period to save enough money for retirement or to live a more comfortable life in later years.
Meanwhile, there is no one-size-fits-all retirement age since factors that determine retirement age are highly variable in different countries and the individual's preferences and financial status.
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Well thanks for bringing this up , well I would be very honest with you there is no age for retirement, it has to do with what you feel.
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For me, a median age of between 65-70 is okay for the different occupations.
I also think we should have a unified retirement age and not have politicians retiring at a different age from civil servants in the society. If one is not fit anymore for one job they should not be managing a country.
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For me, a median age of between 65-70 is okay for the different occupations.
I also think we should have a unified retirement age and not have politicians retiring at a different age from civil servants in the society. If one is not fit anymore for one job they should not be managing a country.
It will be good also if there's a service range policy to retire,promote and change of post of citizen service. And also if possible if there would a fair decentralized sincered way of electing and demoting
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If I was to definitely choose a year that should be best suitable for retirement I would say when ever you crose 65 years of age you are now free to actually retire at any period.
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Well it's best to retire from being employed by someone else at a very early age and then try your best to build your own and never you go retiring from that
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I think there is a time the government of the world to give out as thieir retirement ages especially in the government and state governments perspective as about 65
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Retirement age should be decided by the person and also by physical and emotional stability. If a work that is sounds like unnecessary so now if you have money get an investment.
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Retirement age should be decided by the person and also by physical and emotional stability. If a work that is sounds like unnecessary so now if you have money get an investment.
Everything depends on the rules and regulations of a country or the labor. However, in most countries if there's no health issue involved the worker cannot decision to retire by themselve.
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CrytoCynthia;13351 wrote:Retirement age should be decided by the person and also by physical and emotional stability. If a work that is sounds like unnecessary so now if you have money get an investment.
Everything depends on the rules and regulations of a country or the labor. However, in most countries if there's no health issue involved the worker cannot decision to retire by themselve.
Well yes but sometimes this rules and regulations actually depends on if the places you are working for is government owned or of they are a private sector.
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CrytoCynthia;13351 wrote:Retirement age should be decided by the person and also by physical and emotional stability. If a work that is sounds like unnecessary so now if you have money get an investment.
Everything depends on the rules and regulations of a country or the labor. However, in most countries if there's no health issue involved the worker cannot decision to retire by themselve.
Retirement age is the age at which an individual chooses or is required to retire from work and may begin receiving retirement benefits such as social security but this work in different ways.
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oba;13525 wrote:CrytoCynthia;13351 wrote:Retirement age should be decided by the person and also by physical and emotional stability. If a work that is sounds like unnecessary so now if you have money get an investment.
Everything depends on the rules and regulations of a country or the labor. However, in most countries if there's no health issue involved the worker cannot decision to retire by themselve.
Retirement age is the age at which an individual chooses or is required to retire from work and may begin receiving retirement benefits such as social security but this work in different ways.
The retirement age can vary by country and by employer and can be influenced by factors such as life expectancy, health status, and economic conditions.
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IyaJJJ;13575 wrote:oba;13525 wrote:Everything depends on the rules and regulations of a country or the labor. However, in most countries if there's no health issue involved the worker cannot decision to retire by themselve.
Retirement age is the age at which an individual chooses or is required to retire from work and may begin receiving retirement benefits such as social security but this work in different ways.
The retirement age can vary by country and by employer and can be influenced by factors such as life expectancy, health status, and economic conditions.
In many developed countries, the retirement age is generally increasing due to increasing life expectancies and concerns about rising healthcare costs.
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Vastextension;13576 wrote:IyaJJJ;13575 wrote:Retirement age is the age at which an individual chooses or is required to retire from work and may begin receiving retirement benefits such as social security but this work in different ways.
The retirement age can vary by country and by employer and can be influenced by factors such as life expectancy, health status, and economic conditions.
In many developed countries, the retirement age is generally increasing due to increasing life expectancies and concerns about rising healthcare costs.
For example, in the United States, the standard retirement age is currently 66 and is gradually increasing to 67 for those born after 1960.
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thrive;13577 wrote:Vastextension;13576 wrote:The retirement age can vary by country and by employer and can be influenced by factors such as life expectancy, health status, and economic conditions.
In many developed countries, the retirement age is generally increasing due to increasing life expectancies and concerns about rising healthcare costs.
For example, in the United States, the standard retirement age is currently 66 and is gradually increasing to 67 for those born after 1960.
It is important to plan for retirement and consider factors such as income needs, investments, and savings plans when determining an appropriate retirement age.
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full;13578 wrote:thrive;13577 wrote:In many developed countries, the retirement age is generally increasing due to increasing life expectancies and concerns about rising healthcare costs.
For example, in the United States, the standard retirement age is currently 66 and is gradually increasing to 67 for those born after 1960.
It is important to plan for retirement and consider factors such as income needs, investments, and savings plans when determining an appropriate retirement age.
Yeah because there's nothing good in getting retirement without an appropriate plan and decision of having a better life after retirement.
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