Australia's 'retirement age' just became 67. So why are the French so upset about working until 64?
Australia's 'retirement age' just became 67. So why are the French so upset about working until 64?
There’s been little protest about lifting Australians’ retirement age. But it hits some harder more others: Indigenous men and women, and the growing number of older people pushed onto JobSeeker.
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And it's 70 for almost 10 years in Italy!
That's pretty f*cked up. Sure, there are some jobs where you can make a decent contribution at that age – historian? librarian? sure, why not. But please don't force bus drivers to keep working until that age
In Italy there are classes of jobs that still allow to go earlier. It's not flat.
hey no fair. you're comparing a fascist shit hole
It's way before this government. It's just that to pay pensions you need people. And there are few compared to the old ones.
So or get the pension or retire earlier without money 😒
73 for me in the US! I'll likely be dead before I get to see retirement...
I should note, that's tge projected date for my retirement plan. The "official" age is still 65...