What Is The Earliest Age Of The Average Retirement Age?

Although the average age of retirement in China is the earliest in the world, it does not mean that everyone retires early, nor does it mean that everyone's retirement age must be delayed.

Therefore, the final reform plan should be Categorization Reform for different occupations.

In addition, for non public employees, it is better to return the right to postpone retirement to employees, i.e. flexible retirement system.

In conclusion, the final reform plan should take into account many aspects, such as the wishes of the masses, the pressure of payment for future pension, the degree of aging, and the labor force resources.

In view of the fact that many polls show that most people oppose postponing retirement, they need to study public opinion thoroughly, absorb public opinion and wisdom, and do a good job of persuasion.

Although "the average age of retirement is the earliest in the world" is convincing, it is not enough.

Since 12th Five-Year, the achievements of employment and social security have been described as the earliest retirement age in the world. The average retirement age is less than 55 years old.

After approval by the central government, the Ministry of human resources and social affairs will open the retirement retirement reform plan to the public, postponing it for several months every year, and gradually postpone to a reasonable retirement age.

It is reported that the average retirement age in China is less than 55 years old. In addition to some African countries, most countries are 65 years old, ~67 years old.

This set of data not only confirms the "earliest age of the average retirement age" in China, but also shows that the average retirement age in China is quite different from that in most countries.

The disclosure of "the average age of retirement is the earliest in the world", presumably laying the groundwork for postponing retirement reform to increase public support.

That is to say, the Ministry of human resources and social affairs is telling the public that it is necessary to delay retirement in China.

However, how to operate this reform is still a topic worthy of discussion.

The author thinks that for the "earliest age of average retirement age", there are many implications for the reform.

First, China should improve relevant laws as soon as possible.

The reason why the average retirement age in China is the earliest in the world is mainly due to the unreasonable retirement age determined by the relevant laws and regulations in the past years.

Then, the next step is not only to establish delayed retirement.

It is necessary to perfect relevant laws and regulations and determine a reasonable statutory retirement age.

Current statutory

Yes, men aged 60 or above, who are over 50 or 55, come from the Interim Measures of the State Council Concerning the placement of old, weak and disabled cadres and the Interim Measures of the State Council on retirement and retirement of workers (Guo Fa [1978] 104).

Obviously, it is necessary to formulate new retirement management methods, and even need to be included in the social security law and other laws.

The retirement age determined by law is more effective than the reform plan.

Second, we should effectively curb "

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Another reason why the average age of retirement in China is the earliest in the world is that many civil servants and employees of state-owned enterprises have gone through the retirement procedures ahead of schedule.

Some of these cases do meet the requirement of early retirement, while others are early retirement by means of corruption path and special relationship, and then take a pension to do other work.

There are also some officials who want to retire early in order to avoid corruption.

Scholars from the Social Security Research Institute of the Ministry of social welfare have revealed that the phenomenon of early retirement is widespread.

Yang Yansui, a professor at Tsinghua University, also revealed that the rate of early retirement in a province is as high as 17%.

In particular, these "privileged persons" who do not meet the requirements but have early retirement, not only "pull the" average retirement age of our country, but also greatly increase the pension burden due to the early pension payment, so we must effectively curb "retirement corruption".

Third, how should we formulate a delayed retirement reform plan?

The question of how to delay retirement, whether the number of labour force will decline or whether there is a large-scale "layoff tide" has aroused heated debate among the public. Yin Yumin has given the official response, which not only satisfies the public's right to know, but also can listen directly to the public.

Among them, Yin Wei Min disclosed that "China is the earliest retirement country in the world". This information is most concerned by the public and deserves our deep consideration.