China's Retirement Age Increase: What You Need to Know
China's Retirement Age Changes
In a move that has captured global attention, China's top legislative body has adopted a motion to push back the statutory retirement age.
Details of the New Plan
- Gradual Increase: Retirement age set to rise to 63 for men.
- Women’s Retirement Age: Adjustments for blue-collar and white-collar workers from 50 to 55-58 years.
Purpose and Goals
The primary aim of these changes is to effectively manage the challenges posed by an aging population in China.
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