The justices of the Constitutional Court have a mandatory retirement age of 70.

Mandatory retirement age for men and women in public sector, is 60 years.

Other options include increasing the age of retirement and removing incentives to early retirement.

Kenya adopted a policy that increases the retirement age.

13.2 The compulsory retiring age is 55 years for all Government employees.

The retirement age for women and men will be raised gradually from 60 and 65, respectively, to 67.

A majority of today s French recognize that raising the retirement age is necessary to ensure the survival of the pension system.

It is compulsory for pupils to study a second language up to the age of 14 in England, and up to age 16 in Scotland.

However, the number of years with paid social insurance, which is used as the basis for the calculation of retirement age, has dropped from 30 to 25 for women so as to match with the retirement age.

Internally, mandatory retirements will soon cost the Agency 50 of its senior management.

The population at large just does not understand what links raising the retirement age with the crisis.

Studying and submitting to the Government for approval a new solution to female workers' retirement age.

(a) To apply cost of living adjustments to deferred retirement benefits as from age 50

At 60, the United Nations should not to be contemplating retirement.

Only 15 per cent of the working age population pays into the pension system.

The Greek crisis story began in 2008 with reports of widespread protests and strikes when the government proposed raising the retirement age to address a pension funding shortfall.

LONDON Having reached pensionable age, I qualify to be a grumpy old man.

The normal retirement age was also increased to 60, and to 65 for certain categories of workers.

According to FOM, 51 of Russians support abolishing conscription, and 67 are against extending the age of eligibility for the draft.

The 1988 Federal Constitution guaranteed the access of rural workers to retirement benefits at an age five years earlier than the retirement age for urban workers.

Raising the retirement age for future pension benefits qualifies as such a mechanism.

In 2004, the Government adopted the recommendations of a public committee, which examined the issue of retirement age.

This keeps costs much lower than in France, and Greece, for example, where the retirement age is 60 or below, and where pension outlays are soaring as a result.

Japan s demographic crisis is particularly acute in rural areas, where the average age of farmers is surpassing the retirement age.

In reality, shortcomings exist in the implementation of policies towards female workers including the issue of their retirement age as mentioned above.

In addition, a Senior Security Officer (P 2) was recruited to replace the previous incumbent who reached the mandatory retirement age.

The matter has been given serious consideration and it is expected that with the implementation of the compulsory education (primary level) policy, the girl child would remain in school up to the age of 10 years (Children are normally admitted at the age of 5).

By Ministerial Order, a school student's grant is given to families with children up to 16 years of age who attend public schools of compulsory education.

Encouraging lifelong learning will help people adapt their skills and knowledge to the demands of a changing economy. And with higher life expectancy, raising the retirement age is a further sensible way to address the negative effects of an aging population.

Women who have given birth to and raised five children or more also enjoy the right to a pension with a pension age lower by five years.

Therefore, the National Assembly decided not to change the retirement age, 55 for female and 60 for male in the recent revised the Labor Code.

Anybody can grasp how child benefits for the wealthy or retirement at only 62 is unjustifiable.

In Europe, for example, raising the retirement age for public pensions and shrinking government employment would curtail welfare state excesses.

A good example is Sarkozy s effort to raise France s retirement age from 60 to 62.

Indeed, to see high school students expressing their hostility to Sarkozy s planned slight increase in the retirement age is particularly revealing.

Bolder pensioners, desperate to generate higher returns, may take undue risks for example, investing in junk bonds that could jeopardize their nest eggs.

The most credible reforms are structural for example, higher retirement ages and changes to benefit formulas and difficult to alter once they are implemented.

The Committee recommends that MSAR strengthen its efforts to provide free compulsory education to all school age children, including children of migrant workers.

The ruling dealt with early retirement arrangements for the Fund's employees, which provided preferable benefits to male employees up to the age of 65, whilst granting female employees these provisions benefits only up to the age of 60.

Romney supports gradually increasing retirement ages, a premium support model for Medicare, and shifting Medicaid (health insurance for the poor) to the states via block grants.

And, despite his age, they promised that he would have a full five years as Finance Minister, which would push his tenure past the normal retirement age.

The impact of an increase in the retirement age on unemployment could be offset to some extent by implementing pension reforms along with labour market reforms to increase the flexibility of the labour market.

Taking into consideration such suggestion, the Government has asked the Ministry of Labor, Invalids, and Social Affairs to collaborate with agencies concerned to conduct a study on the retirement age of female workers.

In view of historical trends and projections based on personnel data, the enrolment figures are expected to increase further as an increasing number of staff reach retirement age.

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