WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Poland‘s dual ruling parties concluded Thursday on a devise to lift a full retirement age to 67, yet a pro-market primary apportion had to accept a watering down of his desirous grant renovate to assuage his youth partner.
Polish law now allows women to retire during age 60 and group during age 65. Prime Minister Donald Tusk and his Civic Platform celebration wish to lift a retirement age to 67 for all Poles to revoke state spending and tackle supervision debt.
Those intentions have proven unpopular and even caused a difference in his bloc with a Polish Peoples’ Party, that supports larger gratification spending by a state. Many people in this ex-communist nation are accustomed to a complement in that people retire comparatively early, with people in some professions timid in their 50s.
The thought that people in entrance years will have to work until age 67 strikes many as a ...
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