The pension reform bill was adopted on 8 November by the Czech Chamber of Deputies, with a few amendments. The statutory retirement age will be raised from 65 to 67, at a rate of one month per year, instead of two months as initially planned, from 2025. This limit will not be reached until 2056 for people born in 1989. “Thanks to the reform, we will guarantee decent and fair pensions not only for today’s elderly but also for their descendants,” said minister of labour and social affairs...
Czech Republic: retirement age to gradually rise from 65 to 67
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