Italian Government Working to Allow Some Workers to Retire at 64, Says Durigon
Labour undersecretary says measure aims to support generational turnover in the workforce
Italy's government is working on a measure that would allow certain groups of workers to retire at age 64, according to Claudio Durigon, the country's labour undersecretary, as reported by ANSA.
Durigon said the goal of the initiative is to aid generational turnover, though he did not specify which categories of workers would be eligible under the plan or provide further details on its scope, timeline, or funding.
The statement comes amid ongoing discussions in Italy over pension policy, a recurring point of debate in the country's political and economic agenda. Further details on the proposal have not yet been made public.
ANSA did not report additional comments from other government officials or opposition figures on the plan at the time of publication.
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