"Ernstliches Unternehmen": Union Discusses Compromise on Pension with 63 – Million Would Have to Work Longer
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The coalition is fighting for the pension with 63. In the Union there seems to be a compromise on the table. Many people would then have to work longer.
The dispute over the pension with 63 continues to simmer. According to a media report, there could now be a compromise in the Union - which, however, does not meet with enthusiasm in the SPD.
According to a report, the Union plans to impose stricter pension requirements at 63: Only those who have actually paid in for 45 years should be allowed to leave without a deduction. Up to now, periods such as child rearing or family care would be eliminated, whereas the SPD would raise concerns.
Members of the Union meet the SPD in the pension after 45 years of insurance. However, there is still a need for discussion in detail.
"The time has come to move from promises to decisions. Cops cannot continue to wait for the appreciation that is owed to them and deserved," says the union
Berlin – The Bundestag faction of CDU and CSU apparently discusses a new compromise on pension. This is reported by the picture on the basis of coalition circles. According to the idea, the deduction-free pension after 45 contribution years should be officially maintained. However, for example, education or care periods in the future should not or...
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