A new study suggests pension reform could harm state, companies, and retirees by altering retirement activity rules.
Reform proposal criticized
A proposed reform to the system that allows people to keep working while receiving retirement pensions may have negative consequences for the state, businesses, and retirees, according to a study by the entrepreneur network CroissancePlus.Study highlights potential risks
The study suggests that the reform could lead to increased public spending, as more people remain in the workforce and may require continued pension support, placing a greater financial burden on the government.Impact on companies questioned
Businesses may also face challenges, as the reform could alter labor market dynamics, potentially affecting hiring practices and workforce management strategies.Retirees may face disadvantages
Retirees might find themselves in a situation where they are financially reliant on pensions while still working, which could complicate their financial planning and reduce the overall effectiveness of the pension system.