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Japan raises retirement age of civil servants to the age of 61

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The retirement age for national and local civil workers in Japan was raised from the current 60 to 61. The move came on Saturday as part of the country's initiatives to alleviate workforce shortages partly reflecting the nation's shrinking population. Those who retire at 60 will experience a no-income period as Japan's state pension age is increased to 65.

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Japan raises retirement age of civil servants to the age of 61

The retirement age for national and local civil workers in Japan was raised Saturday from the current 60 to 61 as the new fiscal year begins.

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Ecns

Japan raises retirement age of civil servants

The retirement age for national and local civil workers in Japan was raised Saturday from the current 60 to 61 as the new fiscal year begins.

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Japan raises the retirement age for civil servants from 60 to 61

This Saturday, April 1, the calendar has begun to be implemented by which it will rise progressively from 60...

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telesurtv.net

Japan raises retirement age for civil servants

The retirement age of national and local civil workers in Japan was raised this Saturday from the current 60 to 61 years at the start of the new fiscal year.

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ATB Digital

Japan raises retirement age for civil servants

World, April 1, 2023 (ATB Digital) .- The retirement age of national and local civil workers in Japan rose this Saturday from the current 60 to 61 years as the new fiscal year began. The retirement age of national and local civil workers in Japan was raised this Saturday...

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