Employers Criticize Resistance to Early Retirement at 63
The plan to end a pension at 63 without debt is causing problems. Many people and employers are against this change. Union leader Thorsten Frei will make a statement to stop the discussion.
The German government wants to change how people get their pensions. They plan to stop people from receiving a pension without paying back any loans. Some members of the government disagree with this plan. The business group, BDA, says the plan doesn't consider the current economy. Thorsten Frei wants to quickly decide on this important issue.
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Highlights
Criticism of Early Pension End
Political factions and employers are criticizing the planned end of the installment-free pension at 63.
BDA Criticizes Resistance
The employer association, BDA, argues against sticking to the installment-free pension.
Economic Concerns Raised
Employers say the resistance ignores the current economic situation.
Coalition Opposition Exists
Parts of the coalition government have been opposing the pension scheme.
'Bewilderment' Expressed by Employers
The employer association expressed confusion over the government’s resistance.