Pensions, the exit at 41 years old again on the table. Quota 100 does not change until the end of 2021



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Pensions, the exit with 41 years on the table.  Quota 100 does not change until the end of 2021

In pension with 41 years of contributions, regardless of seniority. This is the hypothesis on which government struggling with the pension reform that will be implemented, at least in part, with the upcoming budget law. The executive and the unions were supposed to meet at the beginning of last week, but the face-to-face meeting was postponed to September 16 to allow technicians to develop a series of proposals that will later be examined in politics.

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Notwithstanding the experimentation of Quota 100, which will expire at the end of 2021, as confirmed a few days ago by the Deputy Minister of Economy, Antonio Misiani, the objective of the Minister of Labor, Nunzia Catalfo, is to guarantee greater flexibility in the production. (also to promote generational change with young people), think about intermittent work and address the issue of the guarantee pension for young people. The two technical commissions provided for by the latest Budget Law will be set up shortly: the one to assess the separation of social spending between assistance and social security and the one to study heavy work. The latter was decisive in expanding the audience of beneficiaries of Mono social.

STAIRS
The topic of the issues, however, continues to be exceeding the 100 Quota. How to overcome, in one year, the 5-year step that will be formed between those who managed to retire with 62 years of age and 38 with contributions and those who, since 2022 Will you be forced to stay at work for up to 67 years? Unions believe that anyone with 41 years of contributions should retire regardless of age. Today this option is only possible for precocious workers who at the age of 19 were at least one year behind in paid contributions. On this front, the government does not seem entirely convinced but, in the face of the closure manifested in recent months, it is ready for dialogue. Even if within the executive an alternative hypothesis is still preferred. That is, allowing those who wish to leave early at 62-63 years by accepting a 2.8-3% cut in salary (introduced in 1996) for each year that they take to reach 67 years. That is, the ordinary retirement horizon.

Calculations in hand, the reform would affect about 150,000 people a year, who could thus retire 4-5 years in advance, renouncing on average 5% of the treatment that would accrue for retiring when meeting current legal requirements. The overcoming of the automatic life expectancy applied to the retirement requirements and the correction of the most unfair aspects of the social security system are also included in the menu of the trade union government negotiations. For unions it is important to support the well-being of women, build a contributory guarantee pension for those with discontinued careers with low wages, protect the purchasing power of pensioners with measures that aim to contain the effects of the fall in GDP and expand the so-called fourteenth. Supplementary pensions, particularly those of a negotiated nature, also deserve attention and should be encouraged with respect to the potential they could express in relation to investments in the real economy.

THE REVALUATION
Another issue on the table that could enter the government-union negotiations is the revaluation of pensions. Since April, after 8 years of waiting, an audience of 2.8 million retirees has seen the total increase in the allocation based on the inflationary trend: a mini increase in the revaluation of retirement income. between 1,522 and 2,029 euros gross per month (between three and four times the minimum treatment). As of 2022, the revaluation will be 90% for checks between € 2,029 and € 2,538 per month and 75% for all checks over € 2,538. In short, the government, at least for low-income pensioners, has lifted the handbrake on the inflation indexing machine, but the march, the unions complain, which are therefore asking Palazzo Chigi to intervene, will be very slowly and it certainly won’t even succeed. remotely to make up for money lost since 2011, when the Monti executive put pensioners on a diet.

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