Pension reform in France | The government facing two motions of censure, anger still strong

(Paris) The demonstrations of anger and blockages continue Monday in France, shortly before the vote in the Assembly on two motions of censure targeting the government, vilified for its passage in force on the highly contested pension reform. Updated yesterday at 6:24 Lucie PEYTERMANN and the AFP offices in Paris and in the provinces France … Read more

Macron’s government survives impeachment attempt over pensions. Violent protests in the streets notwithstanding

“We have reached the end of the democratic process on this reform that is fundamental to our country,” Prime Minister Élisabeth Bornová responded to developments in the lower house of parliament. “I am determined to continue with my ministers to bring about the necessary changes in our country and to devote all my energies to … Read more

they can create wealth, but not strike. Don’t let your pension disappear abroad and wait for someone to take care of it

the esk republic is a rich country. The people who come here, use their work to create economic values ​​that they would not be ashamed of anywhere in the world. Not even in countries that consider themselves a model. But wealth is not only created. In order for the people to be satisfied, it is … Read more

Jurečka already has a proposal to change the valuations

“I started negotiating with representatives of the opposition, in the next few days I will also negotiate with representatives of the SPD, employers and trade unions. And when I know their opinion on how to adjust the parameters, only then will the proposal go to interdepartmental proceedings,” said Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Marian … Read more

Women’s pension less than men’s: ‘It reflects career’. Yes, but not only

But is this way of calculating still valid? Doesn’t it make the woman still financially dependent on her husband? In short, is this method of calculation egalitarian? For Pierre Devolder, this is a calculation method that clearly dates from the past but which benefits both members of the couple. “Even if the amount is paid … Read more

Pension gap between men and women: is the calculation based on the household rate still appropriate?

But is this way of calculating still valid? Doesn’t it make the woman still financially dependent on her husband? In short, is this method of calculation egalitarian? For Pierre Devolder, this is a calculation method that clearly dates from the past but which benefits both members of the couple. “Even if the amount is paid … Read more

Quarrels about pensions: the Austrian rejects “robbing pensioners”, Mračková sewed into Pavel’s “absolute alibi”

Welcome Austrian means that Peter Paul he showed what was clear from the beginning – that he was not a government candidate and that he is an authentic, strong politician. Pavel announced on Wednesday that he has decided to sign the amendment, but according to him it is necessary for the Constitutional Court to review … Read more

“I feel like I’m 20”: at 70, Marc gets up every day at 5 a.m. to go to work, he receives €1,200 in addition to his pension

The number of pensioners who continue to work continues to increase. Today, they are more than 100,000 to continue their activity despite retirement. They were only 67,000 10 years ago. We followed Marcel, the coach driver. Between passion and financial necessity, he decided to pursue his professional career. I continue because I like it It’s … Read more

Former office worker wife in her 60s, stunned by the amount of pension after her husband’s death … Tears and frustration that can’t be suppressed in comparison with ‘a full-time housewife of a former office worker husband’ | Gentosha Gold Online

(*The photo is an image / PIXTA) In Japanese households, double-income households have become mainstream. If the two of us can receive the employees’ pension, we will be able to spend our old age reasonably well. However, not many families think beyond that point. What happens to your pension if your spouse passes away? In … Read more