Pension - Pestel Institute Proposes: Civil Servants Should Work for Five and a Half Years Longer

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A study puts forward two proposals for possible pension reforms. One concerns civil servants. Critics' headwinds are prompt and fierce.

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Officials should work longer because they live longer, one institute proposes. Low earners should also receive more pension.

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The Pestel Institute, which is based in Hanover, proposes that civil servants work five and a half years longer in the future than before. Officials have a statistically significantly longer pension than employees, according to a study on pensions, which is now presented. This aspect is hardly taken into account or not taken into account in the previous pension debate.

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Officials like judges and teachers live longer. Therefore, they should also work longer, the economist Matthias Günther from the Pestel Institute demands in the pension debate.

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Economists make a new proposal in the dispute about pensions. This is aimed at state servants – because their life expectancy is significantly higher on average than that of workers.

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The pension system is under pressure. Now economists propose to let civil servants work longer. DEN: On average, they live the longest.