Knowledge@Wharton (01.11.2016) In the same way that flexibility has come to the workplace — where, when and how we work — so, too, has arrived the age of the tailor-made retirement. Phased retirements, bridge jobs, “un-retirement” and second and third acts have caught on. Workers are demanding it, and firms have good cause to accommodate the idea that work does not one day simply stop.
dw.com (05.11.2016) Police fired tear gas and water cannons at protesters angry with Chile's private pension system, which has left many retirees in poverty. The Pinochet-era system has long been a source of friction in the country.
Conseil d'orientation des retraites (octobre 2016) Le COR conduit des études comparatives, à titre illustratif des problématiques traitées pour la France, sur un panel de dix pays étrangers représentatifs de la diversité des systèmes de retraite dans les pays développés : l'Allemagne, la Belgique, le Canada, l'Espagne, les États-Unis, l'Italie, le Japon, les Pays-Bas, le Royaume-Uni et la Suède.
elconfidencial.com (11.11.2016) La integración de todas las prestaciones en la Seguridad Social ha comenzado. El sistema público de protección social integrará las pensiones no contributivas y las pensiones Lismi
Independent.ie (19.11.2016) Experts have warned that hundreds more company schemes are set to shut, due to low interest rates and regulatory rules.
Bloomberg (20.11.2016) No country on the planet is better prepared to pay for its aging population than Denmark. But a nation whose pension industry has been ahead of the curve for decades is now bracing for a fundamental shift that most people probably aren’t prepared for, according to the financial regulator.
DW.COM (25.11.2016) Gradual repairs after decades of dwindling pensions have been promised by Germany's governing parties as they gear up for next year's election. Poorer placed eastern Germans are to get parity with westerners by 2025.
telegraph.co.uk (02.11.2016) Five million self-employed workers are set to benefit from a "pensions revolution" being planned by the Government, which could see them automatically enrolled into pensions and let them pick their own state pension age.
TDG (29.11.2016) La Caisse de prévoyance de l’Etat annonce l’augmentation à 65 ans de l’âge de la retraite. La mesure devrait être effective en 2018. D’autres propositions interviendront en décembre.
lesechos.fr (05.12.2016) L'alignement des régimes de retraites public et privé permettrait d'améliorer leur gestion mais aussi de favoriser la mobilité professionnelle, estime l'Organisation de coopération et de développement économiques (OCDE).
