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Pension Reform - Employers "Speechless" Over Latest Debate on Early Retirement

By with∅ut-me 04.08.2026 at 23:07 Uhr Government Work & Career Taxes & Levies
TL;DR AI-generated Employer associations are expressing dismay over discussions about early retirement, arguing it jeopardizes the demographic sustainability of the pension system. The proposed abolition of early retirement without deductions after 45 contribution years, currently possible at age 64.5, faces opposition, particularly from East German state premiers.

Source: deutschlandfunk.de

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  1. Pension Reform - Coalition Discusses Pension Without Deductions for Long-Term Insured
  2. Coalition Divided on Pension Reform: SPD Secretary-General Klüssendorf Now Wants "Retirement at 63"
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