Pension Expert Bofinger Rejects Austrian Pension Model for Heavy Workers / Member of the Pensions Commission Warns Against Demarcation Problems and Bureaucracy
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Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung [Newsroom]Osnabrück (ots) - The economist Peter Bofinger rejects the heavy-duty pension for Germany brought into play by the parliamentary managing director of the SPD Group, Dirk Wiese. "The Austrian model would ... Continue reading here...Original content of: Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung, transmitted by news aktuell
The economist Peter Bofinger rejects the heavy-duty pension for Germany brought into play by the parliamentary managing director of the SPD Group, Dirk Wiese, according to the Austrian model. "The Austrian model would lead to legal disputes and massive demarcation problems, which employees are regarded as heavy workers at all," said pension commission member Bofinger in conversation with the "Neuen Osnabrücker Zeitung" (noz). Such a procedure is…
Economist Peter Bofinger rejects the proposed Austrian model of a heavy labor pension for Germany, as suggested by Dirk Wiese, the parliamentary manager of the SPD parliamentary group. "The Austrian model would lead to legal disputes and massive problems defining which employees even qualify as heavy laborers," Bofinger, a member of the pension commission, told the "Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung." He added that such a procedure would be very bureaucr…
After the debates about the end for the "Rente with 63", the SPD brings the heavy-duty pension into play. Pension Commission member Bofinger warns against bureaucracy and instead demands harsher case regulations.
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