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Updated: 2015-12-04 07:58
(China Daily USA)
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Gradually delay retirement age
渐进式延迟退休年龄(jianjin shi yanchi tuixiu nianling)
The 13th Five-Year Plan (2016-20) proposes progressively raising the retirement age to help address the country's pension pressure and labor short age.
On Nov 20, Li Zhong, a spokesman for Ministry of Human Resource and Social Security, said raising the retirement age will be done progressively in small steps. The authority will raise the retirement age by several months every year, and the policy adjustment will be made public in advance. The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security is drawing up the policy and will solicit the completed draft for public opinions.
The Institute of Population and Labor Economics and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences published a Green Paper of Population and Labor on Wednesday, in which researchers suggest a two step strategy to change the retirement age in China.
In 2017, China should complete the integration of its two pension systems. From 2018, the retirement age for women should be raised one year every three years, and the retirement age for men should be raised one year every six years.
This means in 2045, the retirement age for both men and women will be 65.
(China Daily USA 12/04/2015 page16)
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