Traduction de «Décalage de l'âge de la retraite » (Français → Anglais) :

delaying the effective age of retirement | postponing the effective age of retirement

age of mandatory separation | compulsory age of retirement | compulsory retirement age | default retirement age | mandatory age of retirement | mandatory age of separation | mandatory retirement age | CRA [Abbr.] | DRA [Abbr.]

legal retirement age | statutory retirement age

retirement conditions [ retirement age ]

retirement home manager

compulsory retirement age [ CRA | mandatory retirement age | automatic retirement age ]

Retirement Without Tears: a Report of the Special Senate Committee on Retirement Age Policies [ Retirement Without Tears | Report of the Special Senate Committee on Retirement Age Policies ]

attainment of retirement age | reaching retirement age

retirement home

19. Strongly rejects, however, the consideration of active ageing policies solely as an instrument to maintain the employability of older workers, and urges the Member States to make all the necessary assessments and efforts to shift to a lifecycle approach and, where appropriate, reform the pension system, while making every effort to stabilise the rules on retirement, taking into account actual unemployment rates among the population above the age of 50 before changing the mandatory pension age; believes that linking the retirement age only to life expectancy fails to take account of the importance of labour market trends and should not, therefore, be the only instrument used to tackle the challenge of an ageing society; considers that ...[+++]instead, through their employment protection legislation and systems of wage formation, Member States should support the recruitment of older workers in particular before their statutory retirement age, as unemployment would have further negative effects on their retirement income, and that Member States should ensure sustainable social protection systems;

But presumably, with respect to this dramatic increase, we're going to see more of this, of course, with the clusters moving forward over the next 10 or 15 years who will be of retirement age and a growing number within that cluster, an overall percentage, an aggregate number for which I would assume we're going to have more claims.

44. Stresses the need to carry out the necessary reforms to guarantee the sustainability of pension systems; believes that retirement age could be evaluated on the basis of the evolution of healthy life expectancy, but recalls that it is possible to raise the actual retirement age without raising the mandatory retirement age by reducing the number of people leaving the labour market early; believes that to successfully raise effective retirement ages, reforms in pension systems need to be accompanied by policies that limit the access to early retirement schemes and other early exit pathways, develop employment opportunities for older w ...[+++]orkers, guarantee access to life-long learning, introduce tax benefit policies giving incentives to stay longer at work, and support active healthy ageing;

42. Stresses the need to carry out the necessary reforms to guarantee the sustainability of pension systems; believes that retirement age could be evaluated on the basis of the evolution of healthy life expectancy, but recalls that it is possible to raise the actual retirement age without raising the mandatory retirement age by reducing the number of people leaving the labour market early; believes that to successfully raise effective retirement ages, reforms in pension systems need to be accompanied by policies that limit the access to early retirement schemes and other early exit pathways, develop employment opportunities for older w ...[+++]orkers, guarantee access to life-long learning, introduce tax benefit policies giving incentives to stay longer at work, and support active healthy ageing;