Improvement of the pension package: SPD in pension debate for “heavy labour” regulation
The model is known as “pension with 63”, but now it is true that an exit from the profession is possible after 45 years of contribution with 64.5 years
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The model is known as “pension with 63”, but now it is true that an exit from the profession is possible after 45 years of contribution with 64.5 years. In Germany, people with such activities today often could not even use the deduction-free pension after 45 contribution years, "because they do not last until there," said Wiese. The SPD insists in the pension debate on a hardship regulation for people who have worked under particularly heavy burden.
Furthermore, In Austria, this regulation enables early retirement for persons who have worked under severe physical or psychological stress.
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The model is known as “pension with 63”, but now it is true that an exit from the profession is possible after 45 years of contribution with 64.5 years.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn Germany, people with such activities today often could not even use the deduction-free pension after 45 contribution years, "because they do not last until there," said Wiese.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe SPD insists in the pension debate on a hardship regulation for people who have worked under particularly heavy burden.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn Austria, this regulation enables early retirement for persons who have worked under severe physical or psychological stress.
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