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各国退休年龄调查报告
xx年xx月xx日
目 录
• 报告目的和背景 • 全球退休年龄现状分析 • 退休年龄影响因素深度研究 • 调查方法和数据分析 • 研究结论和建议 • 研究不足与展望
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报告目的和背景
研究目的
探究各国退休年龄现状及变化趋势 分析影响退休年龄的各种因素 为各国制定合理的退休政策提供参考
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研究不足与展望
研究不足之处
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数据收集不全
由于各国经济、社会和政治条件差异 ，很难获取到所有国家完整的退休年 龄数据。
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缺乏对比分析
目前的研究大多只关注个别国家的退 休年龄政策，缺乏对多国数据的对比 分析，难以评估不同国家退休年龄政 策的优劣。
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未充分考虑人口老龄 化因素
人口老龄化对退休年龄的影响日益显 著，但现有研究鲜少结合这一因素对 退休年龄政策进行深入探讨。
研究背景
人口老龄化现象日益严峻 养老保障体系面临的挑战
退休年龄与人们的生活息息相关
研究范围
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选择了全球20个主要国家和地 区
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包括了不同经济发展水平和文 化背景的国家
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对这些国家的退休年龄政策进 行了深入调查和分析
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全球退休年龄现状分析
亚洲地区退休年龄现状
中国大陆
男性60岁，女性55岁，未来可能提 高到男女相同65岁。
创新研究方法
可以引入更多跨学科的研究方法，如计量经济学 、社会学和政治学等，从多维度对退休年龄政策 进行全面评估。
THANKS
感谢观看Βιβλιοθήκη 鼓励延迟退休应鼓励人们延迟退休，适当延长工作年限，以减轻社会养老负担和人口老龄 化带来的影响。
政策建议三：重视老年人的就业问题
延迟退休调查报告3篇
我国退休年龄是怎么定的?中国现行退休年龄的规定源于1951年政务院颁发的《劳动保险条例》，其中对正常退休的规定是：男工人与男职员年满60岁，一般工龄满25年，本企业工龄满5年;女工人和女职员年满50岁，一般工龄满20年，本企业工龄满5年。
1955年国务院颁布《关于国家机关工作人员退休暂行办法》，将国家机关中女性工作人员的退休年龄从1951年规定的50岁提高至55岁，并增加了伤残提前退休的规定。
1978年《国务院关于工人退休、退职的暂行办法》规定，全民所有制企业、事业单位和党政机关、群众团体的工人，退休条件为“男年满60周岁，女年满50周岁，连续工龄满年;从事井下、高空、高温、特别繁重体力劳动或者其他有害身体健康的工作，男年满55周岁，女年满45周岁”。
在之后的养老保险制度改革进程中，尽管制度模式多次调整，但没有再对退休年龄做进一步修改。
此外，根据1990年人事部《关于高级专家退(离)休有关问题的通知》和1992年中组部《关于县(处)级女干部退(离)休年龄问题的通知》，本人自愿基础上，高级职称女专家和处级及以上女干部可以与男性同龄退休。
延迟退休是为了弥补养老金不足吗?——养老金当期发放没问题，养老金收支状况不是延迟退休的先决条件为什么要延迟退休?“专家讲了嘛，再不推迟退休年龄，养老金无法实现收支平衡。
”在北京一家出版机构任职的王敏，最近对清华大学发布的养老改革方案格外关注。
“14个省份的养老金入不敷出，这情况太严重了，看来不想延退也不行了。
”福建泉州已经退休的陈大爷从报纸上看到中国社科院的研究成果，专门打来电话。
养老金是不是马上发不出来了?延迟退休是为了缓解养老金的支付压力吗?人力和社会保障部负责人多次表态，养老金支付没问题，不仅没缺口，到年底城镇职工基本养老保险累计结余达2.3万亿元。
年上半年，养老金收大于支，预计下半年延续此走势，结余将继续增加。
不过，对于官方回应，一些人并不相信，甚至认为是“粉饰太平”。
关于外国的退休年龄和养老制度调查报告
关于外国的退休年龄和养老制度调查报告人社部部长尹蔚民XX年3月10日在“两会”上说，希望今年制定出式延迟退休方案，明年将延迟退休方案报经中央同意后公开征求意见，后年推出延迟退休方案。
但从群众舆论看，绝大多数反对延迟退休。
人民网关于延迟退休的调查中，%的网友反对“延退”，只有%的人接受。
看来延迟退休政策一定是“顶层设计”了。
值得注意的是，有的官员和专家在解释延长退休政策时总喜欢拿外国说事，张嘴就外国如何如何，可惜他们没有把事实真相告诉公众。
下面，笔者就介绍15个国家的真实退休年龄和养老制度。
阅读提示：提出推迟退休年龄，不能只看到少数国家退休年龄比我们高，还要分析人家的退休年龄与寿命和工作年限的关系等因素。
我们按中国进入劳动力市场的平均年龄为18岁计算，到60岁退休要连续工作42年，工作年限占预期寿命的%。
日本进入劳动力市场的年龄比我们长4年，同样是60岁退休，日本人只工作38年，工作年限占寿命的%。
外国养老保险制度一般都规定，所有公民只要有工作收入就要交纳社会养老保险，不管是受雇于政府还是私营单位，也不管是为别人打工还是自雇职业者，这是法律规定的公民义务。
外国政府主导的社会养老金虽然叫法不同，但基本上可以归纳为三种养老金并存：基本养老金、补充养老金和补贴养老金。
基本养老金：全民统一标准，不管是农民还是工人，是军人还是普通公务员，也不管过去交没交养老保险，交了多少养老保险，到了法定退休年龄，都有资格领取基本养老金，这就保证了所有公民的“老有所养”。
补充养老金：根据个人养老保险的交费情况，对基本养老金进行补充，体现“多交多得”的原则，满足职工的个性化需求。
补贴养老金：如果退休人员赡养的家庭成员多，则根据家庭财产、收入和负担情况，给予补贴，使老年人退休后的家庭生活水平不至于下降很多，体现了社会对弱势群体的关怀。
不少国家规定了几个退休条件，只要符合一个条件就可以退休，法定退休年龄只是名义上的，如果工龄或养老保险交纳到了一定年限，照样可以退休，因此，实际退休年龄会早于法定退休年龄。
《2024年关于我国延迟退休年龄问题的研究》范文
《关于我国延迟退休年龄问题的研究》篇一一、引言随着人口老龄化趋势的加剧，全球范围内都面临着退休年龄调整的议题。
我国作为世界上人口最多的国家，其退休年龄问题尤为突出。
近年来，关于延迟退休年龄的讨论愈演愈烈，引起了社会各界的广泛关注。
本文旨在通过对我国延迟退休年龄问题的深入研究，探讨其现状、影响及应对策略。
二、我国退休年龄现状目前，我国法定退休年龄为男性60岁，女性55岁（女性干部为60岁）。
然而，由于人口老龄化、劳动力市场变化等多重因素的影响，现行退休年龄已逐渐显现出其局限性。
据统计，随着生活水平和医疗技术的提高，人们的寿命不断延长，这使得劳动者在职业生涯后期仍有较高的工作能力和精力。
因此，延迟退休年龄已成为社会发展的必然趋势。
三、延迟退休年龄的影响（一）经济层面延迟退休年龄有助于缓解劳动力市场供需矛盾，降低因老龄化导致的劳动力短缺问题。
同时，通过延迟退休可以减轻政府和社会的养老负担，缓解财政压力。
然而，从长期看，对经济发展的促进作用也会有所减缓，特别是对于体力劳动和高危行业的劳动者来说，可能存在一定的负担和困难。
（二）社会层面延迟退休对养老、医疗等社会保障制度造成一定的冲击和挑战。
但同时也为社会带来了一股积极的、相对“新鲜”的人力资源储备，有望激发行业和部门的技术革新和进步。
然而，这也可能带来代际矛盾和社会不公等问题。
（三）个人层面对于个人而言，延迟退休年龄意味着在职业生涯中需要付出更多的时间和精力。
但同时也能带来经济上的稳定和满足感。
然而，这也可能影响到个人的生活质量、健康状况以及精神压力等。
四、应对策略与建议（一）分类调整退休年龄根据不同行业和岗位的实际情况，对退休年龄进行分类调整。
如考虑适当延长体力劳动和高危行业从业者的实际工作时间等。
（二）完善社会保障制度加强对养老、医疗等社会保障制度的投入和改革，确保延迟退休政策与相关制度相衔接。
同时，提高老年人的生活质量和社会地位。
（三）加强职业培训和教育为劳动者提供更多的职业培训和教育机会，提高其职业技能和综合素质，使其在职业生涯中更具竞争力。
关于延迟退休年龄的调研报告
关于延迟退休年龄的调研报告延迟退休年龄调研报告1. 背景信息根据国家统计数据，随着人口老龄化趋势的加剧，社会养老保障压力不断增加。
为应对这一挑战，政府开始推行延迟退休年龄的政策，旨在推迟退休年龄，减轻养老金支付压力。
2. 调研目的本次调研旨在了解延迟退休年龄政策的实施情况，并通过问卷调查和访谈，了解公众对延迟退休年龄的态度和影响。
3. 调研方法本次调研采用了问卷调查和访谈相结合的方式。
(1) 问卷调查：我们设计了一份问卷，包括关于延迟退休年龄政策的了解程度、对政策的认可度、对个人养老计划的影响等内容。
(2) 访谈：我们采访了政府相关部门的官员、企业人力资源经理和普通劳动者等，了解他们对延迟退休年龄政策的看法和实施情况。
4. 调研结果(1) 对延迟退休政策的了解程度：- 大部分受访者对政策内容和实施情况了解较少，只有部分受访者对政策进行了解和研究。
- 许多人对政策宣传和传达力度不够满意，认为政府在宣传上应加大力度。
(2) 对延迟退休政策的认可度：- 大部分受访者认可政策，认为延迟退休年龄可以减轻养老金压力，延长工作生涯，提高养老金福利标准。
- 也有一部分受访者对政策表示不满，认为政府应该提高养老金福利，而不是通过延迟退休年龄来解决问题。
(3) 对个人养老计划的影响：- 大部分受访者认为延迟退休年龄会影响个人的养老计划。
- 一些年轻人表示支持政策，认为延迟退休年龄可以增加工作经验、提升职业竞争力。
- 一些中年和老年人表示对政策不满，认为延迟退休会影响他们享受退休生活的时间。
5. 调研结论根据本次调研结果，我们得出以下结论：(1) 延迟退休年龄政策在社会上存在知晓度不高的问题，政府宣传和传达应加强力度。
(2) 大部分受访者对延迟退休年龄政策持认可态度，但也有部分人对政策表示不满。
(3) 延迟退休年龄政策对个人养老计划有影响，不同年龄段的人群有不同的看法。
基于调研结果，政府可以进一步完善延迟退休年龄政策的宣传和传达，同时加大养老金福利的提高力度，以适应不同群体的需求。
延迟退休的调查报告
延迟退休的调查报告延迟退休的调查报告近年来，随着人口老龄化问题的日益凸显，延迟退休成为了一个备受关注的话题。
为了更好地了解人们对于延迟退休的态度和看法，我们进行了一项调查。
本文将从不同角度探讨延迟退休的影响和可能的解决方案。
第一部分：延迟退休的原因调查显示，延迟退休的原因主要可以归结为两方面：经济压力和健康状况。
经济压力是最为普遍的原因，许多人认为延迟退休可以增加退休金收入，提升生活质量。
另一方面，健康状况也是一个重要考虑因素。
人们希望在退休后能够保持健康的身体和积极的生活态度，因此愿意延迟退休以保持活跃。
第二部分：延迟退休的影响延迟退休对个人和社会都会产生深远的影响。
从个人角度来看，延迟退休可以为个体提供更长的工作时间，使其能够积累更多的财富和社会资源。
此外，工作可以为个人提供一种自我认同和社交联系的方式，延迟退休可以帮助他们保持社会角色和责任感。
然而，延迟退休也可能带来一些负面影响。
首先，对于那些身体状况较差或工作环境较为恶劣的人来说，延迟退休可能会导致身体和心理健康问题的加剧。
其次，延迟退休也可能导致就业机会的减少，特别是对于年轻人来说，他们可能会面临更大的就业压力和竞争。
第三部分：解决方案针对延迟退休的问题，我们需要采取一系列的解决方案来平衡不同利益。
首先，政府可以通过提高退休金和社会保障制度来减轻个人的经济压力，鼓励人们更早地退休。
其次，应该加强老年人的健康管理和医疗保障，为他们提供更好的健康保障和照顾，以应对延迟退休可能带来的健康问题。
此外，我们还需要加强职业培训和再就业机会，为那些想要延迟退休但又担心就业问题的人提供更多的选择。
同时，鼓励企业提供灵活的工作安排和退休计划，使得延迟退休成为一种可行和可选择的方式。
结语通过调查和分析，我们了解到延迟退休对于个人和社会都具有重要意义。
尽管延迟退休可能会带来一些负面影响，但通过采取合适的解决方案，我们可以最大程度地减少这些问题，并为个人提供更好的选择。
延迟退休英文作文
延迟退休英文作文英文：As the retirement age is gradually increasing in many countries, the concept of delayed retirement has become more and more popular. Delayed retirement means that people work longer than the traditional retirement age, which is usually 60 or 65. There are several reasons why people choose to delay their retirement.Firstly, people may want to continue working because they enjoy their job and find it fulfilling. For example, my grandfather is 70 years old, but he still works as a carpenter because he loves his job and feels that it gives him a sense of purpose.Secondly, some people may need to delay their retirement because they have not saved enough money for retirement. This is a common situation for people who have not planned their finances well or who have experiencedunexpected expenses, such as medical bills or home repairs.Finally, some people may choose to delay theirretirement because they want to stay active and engaged in society. They may volunteer, travel, or pursue hobbies during their retirement years, but they also want to continue working and contributing to society.In my opinion, delayed retirement can be a good thingas long as it is a choice and not a necessity. It can allow people to stay active and engaged in their work and society, and it can also provide financial benefits. However, it is important to remember that everyone's situation isdifferent and that delayed retirement may not be the best option for everyone.中文：随着许多国家的退休年龄逐渐增加，延迟退休的概念变得越来越流行。
关于延迟退休年龄的英语作文
关于延迟退休年龄的英语作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1Raising the Retirement Age: A Necessary But Contentious IssueAs a student, the concept of retirement seems like a distant reality that I haven't given much thought to. However, with the ongoing debates and discussions surrounding the potential increase in retirement age, it's a topic that has caught my attention. It's a complex issue that affects not only the current workforce but also the lives of future generations, including mine. While I understand the economic and demographic factors driving this potential change, I can't help but feel a sense of unease about the implications it might have on our society.One of the primary arguments in favor of raising the retirement age is the increasing life expectancy and the strain it puts on pension systems and social security programs. With people living longer and healthier lives, the argument is that extending the retirement age will help alleviate the financial burden on these programs and ensure their sustainability forfuture generations. Proponents argue that this measure is necessary to maintain the solvency of these programs and prevent them from running out of funds.However, as a student, I can't ignore the potential consequences this change might have on the job market and career prospects for young people like myself. If people are working longer, it could potentially limit job opportunities and stifle career advancement for those just entering the workforce. It's a legitimate concern that deserves careful consideration, as it could lead to increased youth unemployment and a widening generational divide.Furthermore, the physical and mental toll of working longer should not be overlooked. While some professions may be less physically demanding, others require intense physical labor that can take a toll on an individual's health and well-being. Extending the retirement age could potentially exacerbate health issues and lead to higher healthcare costs, both for individuals and society as a whole.On the other hand, I can appreciate the potential benefits of keeping older workers engaged and active in the workforce. Their wealth of experience and expertise can be invaluable assets, particularly in mentoring and training younger employees likemyself. Additionally, for those who find fulfillment and purpose in their work, the option to continue working could be seen as a positive rather than a burden.As with any complex issue, there are valid arguments on both sides, and finding a balanced solution is imperative. Perhaps a more nuanced approach that considers individual circumstances and occupations could be explored. For instance, offering flexible retirement options or part-time work opportunities could help ease the transition for those who wish to continue contributing to the workforce while gradually reducing their workload.Another consideration is the need for comprehensive education and retraining programs to help older workers adapt to the ever-changing job market and embrace new technologies. This could not only enable them to remain productive and competitive but also open up new career pathways and opportunities for personal growth.Ultimately, the decision to raise the retirement age is a multifaceted one, with far-reaching implications for individuals, families, and society as a whole. As a student, I may not be directly affected by this change in the immediate future, but it's aissue that will undoubtedly shape the world I inherit and the workforce I will eventually join.While I understand the economic and demographic pressures driving this potential change, I believe it's crucial to approach it with empathy, fairness, and a deep understanding of the diverse needs and circumstances of different segments of society. Any policy changes should be implemented in a way that minimizes undue hardship and provides adequate support and resources to those affected.As the future generation, it's our responsibility to engage in this dialogue and advocate for solutions that not only address short-term challenges but also create a sustainable and equitable future for all. By fostering open and inclusive discussions, we can work towards finding a balanced approach that considers the needs of both current and future generations, ensuring a society that values and supports its citizens at every stage of life.篇2Should We Raise the Retirement Age?As a student, the idea of retirement seems lightyears away. It's hard to even imagine myself at that stage of life. However,the debate around raising the retirement age is one that will inevitably impact my generation when we get older. With people living longer and the ratio of retirees to workers increasing, many argue that raising the retirement age is a necessity to ensure the sustainability of pension and social security systems. But is that really the right solution?From my perspective as a young person, I can see valid points on both sides of this argument. On one hand, raising the retirement age could help reduce the financial burden on younger working generations who fund programs like Social Security through payroll taxes. With more people working later in life, it would theoretically mean less strain on these systems. Defenders of this position often cite increasing life expectancy as a reason why people can and should work longer before retiring.However, I also recognize that forcing people to work longer years goes against the very concept of rewarding a lifetime of hard work and contributions with a period of rest and relaxation at the end of one's career. For many, retirement is a well-earned and long-awaited chance to finally pursue personal passions, spend more time with family, and enjoy hobbies without the constraints of a 9-to-5 schedule. Pushing back the age at which one can begin this stage of life seems to go against the idea ofretirement as a benefit of growing older after decades of productive work.From my young vantage point, I can't help but feel that raising the retirement age is a somewhat ageist solution that unfairly penalizes older workers. While extending life expectancy is often cited as a justification, not everyone remains physically and mentally able to keep working productively into their late 60s or 70s. Demanding older employees delay their retirement could lead to potential discrimination against aging workers whose skills and health are fading through no fault of their own. This seems inherently unfair to me.Instead, I believe we should be exploring solutions that don't require our elders to keep working longer than previous generations did. One possibility could be incentivizing more young people to enter the workforce early and start paying into systems like Social Security sooner. Governments could offer tax credits to recent graduates who start careers and families earlier, offsetting current trends toward delaying these major life milestones. Immigration policies that welcome skilled workers from other countries could also help replenish aging workforces.From my student perspective, I also think we must have a serious societal re-evaluation of how we prioritize funding forthe younger and older generations. It doesn't seem right to me that we would ask senior citizens to keep working longer while my generation demands ever-more spending on things like college loan forgiveness programs. Perhaps a better balance of allocating resources across age groups is needed.Ultimately, while I recognize the fiscal realities making this issue a crucial one, I have a hard time accepting that raising the retirement age is the best or fairest solution. As a young person whose generation will be impacted most by this decision, I believe we need to exhaust other options that don't punish older workers before forcing folks to delay their hard-earned twilight years. For me, that crosses an ethical line and seems like kicking the can down the road instead of implementing bolder, more equitable reforms.At the end of the day, I know the math must be done to ensure crucial programs like Social Security remain solvent for future generations like mine. But in finding that solution, I believe we should prioritize protecting the retirements that millions have spent entire careers working toward and paying into. Raising the retirement age feels like a last-resort, ageist band-aid that we should avoid if any other viable alternative exists. Just my two cents as a young person looking ahead!篇3Raising the Retirement Age: A Necessary but Difficult DecisionAs a student looking ahead to my future career and retirement, the ongoing debate around raising the retirement age is something that deeply concerns me. While I understand the economic and demographic pressures driving this potential policy change, I can't help but feel a sense of unease and apprehension about what it could mean for my generation.Currently, the retirement age for receiving full Social Security benefits in the United States is 66 years old for those born between 1943 and 1954, gradually increasing to 67 for those born in 1960 or later. However, there have been growing calls from economists, policymakers, and even some politicians to raise the retirement age further, perhaps to 68 or 69, in order to address the long-term financial sustainability of the Social Security system.The primary argument in favor of raising the retirement age is that people are living longer, healthier lives, and therefore, should be expected to work for a more extended period. Proponents argue that when the Social Security program wasestablished in 1935, the average life expectancy in the United States was around 60 years old. Today, it's closer to 79 years, a significant increase that necessitates adjustments to the system's parameters.Additionally, with the Baby Boomer generation reaching retirement age, there is concern that the ratio of workers contributing to the system compared to those receiving benefits will become increasingly imbalanced, putting further strain on Social Security's finances. By raising the retirement age, the argument goes, more workers would remain in the labor force for a longer period, contributing to the system's revenue stream and alleviating some of the pressure.From a purely economic standpoint, I can appreciate the logic behind these arguments. Social Security was designed to be a self-sustaining program, funded by payroll taxes from current workers to support those in retirement. If demographic shifts and increased longevity create an imbalance in this model, adjustments may be necessary to ensure the program'slong-term viability.However, as a young person looking ahead to my own retirement, the prospect of having to work for several additional years before being eligible for full Social Security benefits isdaunting. The idea of retirement has long been associated with a well-deserved respite after decades of hard work, a chance to pursue personal interests, spend time with family, and enjoy the fruits of one's labor. Pushing that goal further into the future feels like a violation of an implicit social contract.Moreover, not everyone has the luxury of working in a physically undemanding profession that allows them to remain productive and healthy well into their late 60s or even 70s. For those in physically demanding jobs, such as construction, manufacturing, or certain service industries, the toll of a longer working life could be severe, potentially leading to increased rates of injury, burnout, and diminished quality of life.There is also the question of age discrimination in the workplace, which could become an even more significant issue if the retirement age is raised. While laws prohibit discrimination based on age, the reality is that many older workers face implicit biases and barriers to career advancement or even maintaining their current positions as they approach traditional retirement ages.Personally, the idea of having to work until my late 60s or beyond is profoundly discouraging. Like many of my peers, I've dreamed of retiring at a reasonable age, perhaps in my early tomid-60s, to pursue other passions, travel, or simply enjoy a well-earned break from the daily grind. The prospect of having to postpone those plans for several additional years feels like a significant sacrifice, one that could potentially impact my overall quality of life and well-being.That being said, I recognize that social programs like Social Security must adapt to changing demographic and economic realities. As much as I may dislike the idea of a higher retirement age, I also understand the importance of ensuring the system's long-term sustainability for future generations, including my own.Perhaps a compromise could be found, where the retirement age is gradually increased over a longer period, allowing workers to plan and adjust their expectations accordingly. Or, perhaps alternative solutions could be explored, such as increasing payroll tax rates or exploring supplementary funding mechanisms to shore up the system's finances.Ultimately, the decision to raise the retirement age is a complex one, with valid arguments on both sides. As a student, I can only hope that policymakers will approach this issue with a balanced perspective, weighing the economic necessities against the very real impact on individuals' lives and well-being.While I may not relish the idea of working longer before retirement, I also recognize that difficult choices must sometimes be made for the greater good. If raising the retirement age is indeed necessary to preserve Social Security for future generations, then I will accept that decision, even if it means adjusting my own plans and expectations.However, I would urge policymakers to approach this issue with empathy and understanding for the sacrifices being asked of my generation. We are not merely statistics or economic inputs; we are individuals with hopes, dreams, and a desire for a fulfilling and rewarding life, both during our working years and in retirement.Any changes to the retirement age should be implemented gradually, with ample notice and support systems in place to help workers plan and adjust accordingly. Additionally, efforts should be made to address issues like age discrimination in the workplace, ensuring that older workers are treated fairly and given equal opportunities to remain productive and valued members of the workforce.In the end, the debate around raising the retirement age is about more than just numbers and economic models; it's about balancing societal needs with individual aspirations and qualityof life. As a student, I can only hope that the ultimate decision will be made with wisdom, compassion, and a genuine understanding of the profound impact it will have on the lives of millions of Americans, both today and in the generations to come.。
延迟退休调研报告
延迟退休调研报告延迟退休调研报告一、调研目的和背景随着人们寿命的延长和老龄化问题的逐渐突出，许多国家开始探索延迟退休的政策，以应对养老金压力和劳动力短缺问题。
本次调研旨在了解延迟退休政策对个人和社会的影响，以及公众对延迟退休的认知和态度。
二、调研方法和样本本调研采用问卷调查的方法，通过面对面访问和在线调查，共收集了500份有效问卷。
样本覆盖了不同年龄段和职业类别的人群，以保证结果的代表性。
三、调研结果分析1. 延迟退休政策的认知：超过80%的受访者对延迟退休政策有一定的认知，其中近50%的人表示了支持。
2. 对延迟退休政策的看法：多数受访者认为延迟退休政策能够减轻养老金压力和劳动力短缺问题，但也有一部分人担心其对就业机会和年轻人就业的影响。
3. 延迟退休的意愿：近40%的受访者表示愿意延迟退休，认为自己仍然具备工作能力和意愿。
但也有一定数量的人表示不愿意延迟退休，认为自己已经工作了很多年，希望尽早休息享受晚年生活。
4. 对延迟退休的担忧：一些受访者担心延迟退休后面临高强度工作和竞争，对身体和心理健康造成压力。
同时，他们也担心延迟退休可能会影响年轻人的就业机会。
5. 推动延迟退休的因素：多数受访者认为延迟退休需要政府提供相应的政策支持和福利保障，包括提高养老金标准、加强老年就业培训等。
四、结论与建议根据调研结果，我们得出以下结论：1. 公众对延迟退休政策有一定的认知和支持，但也存在一定的担忧。
2. 延迟退休政策应考虑个体差异和心理健康等因素，避免对个体产生过大的身心压力。
3. 政府需要提供相应的政策支持和福利保障，以减轻个体的经济压力和就业竞争压力。
4. 延迟退休政策应与其他相关政策相衔接，形成整体的养老保障体系，以应对人口老龄化问题。
基于以上结论，我们提出以下建议：1. 加强延迟退休政策的宣传和教育，提高公众对该政策的认知和理解。
2. 细化延迟退休政策，根据个体差异和需求提供相应的支持和保障。
3. 加强与其他相关政策的衔接，构建完善的养老保障体系。
关于延迟退休年龄政策的相关研究
关于延迟退休年龄政策的相关研究【摘要】本文从国内外延迟退休年龄政策对比研究入手，探讨了延迟退休年龄政策对经济发展和个人生活的影响，并分析了其实施策略。
研究发现，延迟退休年龄政策有助于缓解人口老龄化带来的压力，促进社会经济持续发展。
同时也存在着一些挑战，如就业机会不足、养老保障不完善等问题。
未来的研究方向包括完善政策措施、提高养老保障水平等方面。
延迟退休年龄政策在促进经济发展和改善个人生活质量方面具有重要意义，但仍需进一步研究和探讨。
【关键词】延迟退休年龄政策, 国内国外对比研究, 经济发展影响, 个人生活影响, 实施策略研究, 益处, 挑战, 未来研究方向。
1. 引言1.1 研究背景随着人口结构的变化和社会经济的发展，延迟退休年龄政策成为了各国政府关注的焦点。
在过去，随着医疗技术的进步和生活水平的提高，人们的寿命也大幅增长，而退休年龄却没有相应延长，导致养老金支出不断增加，养老金体系面临压力。
延迟退休年龄成为一种常见的政策选择，旨在延缓养老金支出高速增长，保障养老金系统的可持续发展。
在国内，中国政府一直在积极推动延迟退休年龄政策的落实。
如2019年，中国全国人大常委会通过了《中华人民共和国社会保险法修正案》，提出逐步推迟退休年龄的政策。
这一政策的实施将对我国的养老保障体系和经济发展产生深远影响，因此有必要深入研究延迟退休年龄政策的相关问题。
国外也有不少国家已经实施了类似政策，并取得了一定的成效，因此对比研究国内外的延迟退休年龄政策，可以为中国政府的政策制定提供借鉴和参考。
1.2 研究目的延迟退休年龄政策的研究目的是为了深入了解这一政策对社会、经济和个人的影响，探讨延迟退休年龄政策是否能够有效应对人口老龄化等挑战，评估其在促进经济发展、提高劳动力参与度、保障社会福祉等方面的作用，为政府和相关部门提供科学依据和政策建议。
通过研究延迟退休年龄政策在国内外的实施情况和效果，分析其影响机制和实施策略，为我国相关政策的制定和调整提供参考和借鉴。
关于推迟退休年龄利弊英语作文
关于推迟退休年龄利弊英语作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1Delaying the Retirement Age: A Look at the Ups and DownsHi there! Today I want to talk to you about something that grown-ups call "delaying the retirement age." It's a pretty big deal and a lot of people have different thoughts about it. Some think it's a good idea, while others think it's not so great. I'm going to share my take on it and you can decide for yourself what you think!First, let me explain what delaying the retirement age means. You see, when people get to a certain age, they usually stop working and "retire." This means they don't have to go to an office or job anymore and can relax and do whatever they want. The age when people retire is called the "retirement age."In a lot of countries, the retirement age is around 65 years old. But some places are talking about making that age older, like 67 or 70 years old. That's what delaying the retirement age means – making people work longer before they can retire.So why would they want to do that? Well, there are a couple of reasons that grown-ups talk about:People are living longer nowadays thanks to better healthcare and nutrition. So if they retire at 65, they might have 20 or 30 more years of retirement to pay for with their retirement savings and pensions. Delaying retirement age means they work a bit longer to save up more money.There are fewer young people being born compared to the number of older people. This means there are less workers paying taxes that go towards benefits like retirement pensions and healthcare for retirees. Making people work longer means they pay taxes for longer too.Those are some of the reasons grown-ups give for wanting to increase the retirement age. It makes sense in a way - if people live longer and there are fewer workers, it can help to have older folks work a bit more before retiring.But not everyone thinks it's a good idea. Here are some of the arguments against delaying retirement age:Working longer can be really hard, especially in physically demanding jobs like construction or nursing. By the time you'rein your late 60s, you might not have the same energy and strength anymore.People have worked hard their whole lives and look forward to retirement to finally relax, travel, spend time with family, and do their hobbies. Delaying that dream can be pretty disappointing.Some younger workers might have a harder time getting hired or moving up at their jobs if the older workers don't retire on time and keep their positions.Not everyone gets to live until a ripe old age due to illness or accidents. Delaying retirement means some people may never get to enjoy their golden years relaxing if something unfortunate happens.Those are some of the big arguments on both sides. I can understand the reasons for wanting to delay retirement, but I also get why a lot of people would resist having to work longer too.Personally, I think a balanced approach could be a good idea. Maybe delaying the retirement age but just by a year or two instead of a bigger jump. Or giving people the choice - if they want to keep working because they need the money or enjoytheir job, great! But those who are ready to retire by 65 can still do so.They could also look at ways to make the retirement years more affordable, like controlling healthcare costs better so retirement savings last longer. And encouraging people to plan early for retirement by saving more when they're younger.At the end of the day, I know this is a really complicated topic with a lot of different angles. There are good arguments on both sides. All I hope is that whatever is decided, it's done in a way that is fair to everyone - the retirees, the workers, the businesses, and society as a whole.Grown-ups definitely have some big decisions to make about this retirement age stuff. I just tried to lay it all out as best I can. Like I said, you can think it over yourself and decide what you think is best. Who knows, by the time I'm old enough to retire, maybe things will work differently!But for now, I'm just going to keep being a kid, studying hard, and saving my allowance - just in case they increase the retirement age to 100 or something crazy like that! An extremely long retirement could get pretty expensive. Okay, I'm kidding on that last part...I think. Let's just hope it all works out!篇2Raising the Retirement Age - Is It a Good Idea?Retirement is something that many grown-ups look forward to. After spending several decades working hard at their jobs, they get to take it easy, relax, and enjoy their golden years without the stress of employment. But recently, there has been a lot of talk about pushing back the retirement age, which means people would have to work longer before they can retire. As a kid, this doesn't really affect me directly right now. However, I can imagine that when I'm an adult, I might not be too thrilled about having to work extra years before retiring. Let me share some thoughts on this idea of raising the retirement age.On one hand, I can see some good reasons why making people work longer could make sense. Firstly, people are living much longer these days compared to the past thanks to better healthcare, nutrition, and lifestyle habits. In the olden days, you were considered very old if you lived past 60 or 65. But now, it's pretty common for people to live into their 80s or even 90s. Since we have many more years of life after the traditional retirement age, it seems logical that we should work a bit longer to support ourselves during that extended retirement period.Additionally, raising the retirement age could be good for the economy and job market. With people staying employed for more years, companies and businesses would have access to more experienced and skilled workers for longer periods of time. This experienced workforce could help train younger employees and allow important knowledge to be passed down through generations of workers. Companies would save money from not having to hire and train as many new employees to replace all the retirees.What's more, by working longer, people would hopefully be able to save up more money for their retirement years. The longer you work, the more you can contribute to retirement accounts and pension plans. With elderly people living so long nowadays, having a bigger retirement fund could make those golden years a lot more comfortable without having to pinch pennies.However, on the other hand, there are some significant downsides to postponing retirement that we have to consider too. For one, making people work longer years could negatively impact their health, both physical and mental. Many jobs involve hard physical labor or highly stressful environments that can really take a toll after decades on the job. Forcing people to keepworking those tough jobs into older age could lead to more illness, injuries, and accelerated physical decline. On the mental health side, staying employed for extra years means putting off retirement and delaying that freeing sense of havinghard-earned leisure time after a lifetime of work.Another issue with raising the retirement age is that it could make it harder for young people to enter the workforce and start their careers. If fewer jobs are opening up due to people retiring later, opportunities for new graduates and young workers will become scarcer. This could stall career advancement and wealth-building for an entire younger generation. Businesses could also suffer if they can't get a steady influx of fresh talent to bring new perspectives and innovative ideas.From a fairness perspective, forcing people to delay retirement could be seen as moving the goalposts on them at the last minute. Many workers have planned their finances and made preparations based on retiring at a certain expected age like 65. If they are suddenly told they have to wait several more years, it could throw off their plans and deplete their retirement savings while requiring more years of expenses and contributions.Lastly, let's not forget that part of the philosophy behind retirement is to allow people to finally enjoy the fruits of their labor after decades of hard work. Making people postpone that rest and relaxation could be viewed as depriving them of being able to fully live out those golden years of life while their health and energy still allow it.So in conclusion, you can see there are some legitimate pros and cons to be weighed when it comes to raising the retirement age. Potential benefits like lengthening one's career, boosting the workforce and one's retirement savings have to be balanced against the drawbacks like potential health impacts, obstacles for the next generation, altering long-set plans, and delayingwell-deserved leisure time.Speaking as a kid, it's a complex issue that I'm honestly pretty undecided on at this point. If the retirement age was raised by the time I'm an adult, part of me might appreciate being allowed to work longer to earn more money for retirement. But another part of me would definitely feel disappointed at having to delay getting that long-awaited break after putting in so many years on the job.Of course, this is just one elementary schooler's perspective for now. As I grow older and see how things play out, my viewscould evolve. But I do hope the grown-ups in charge carefully consider both the potential upsides and downsides before making any drastic changes to retirement ages and work careers that could impact so many people's lives. It's a decision that shouldn't be taken lightly since it affects something most hardworking adults spend their entire careers looking forward to.篇3Should We Raise the Retirement Age? Weighing the Pros and ConsHi there! My name is Emily, and I'm a fifth-grader at Oakwood Elementary School. Today, I want to talk about an important topic that affects everyone – the retirement age. You might be thinking, "But Emily, I'm just a kid! Why should I care about retirement?" Well, even though we're young, this issue will impact us when we grow up and start working.So what's the deal with the retirement age? Basically, it's the age when people can stop working and receive money from the government or their company's pension plan. In the United States, the full retirement age for Social Security is currently 66 or 67, depending on what year you were born. Some peoplethink we should raise this age, while others believe it should stay the same or even be lowered. There are good arguments on both sides, and I'm going to break them down for you.Let's start with the pros of raising the retirement age:People are living longer these days thanks to better healthcare and lifestyle choices. In the past, the retirement age was lower because people didn't live as long. By raising it, we can ensure that people have enough money saved up for their later years.With more people retiring and fewer workers paying into the system, programs like Social Security could run out of money. Raising the retirement age helps make these programs more sustainable.Many older adults are healthy and capable of working longer. Forcing them to retire could be seen as age discrimination, and keeping them in the workforce allows them to continue contributing their skills and experience.Those all sound like pretty good reasons, right? But there are also some important cons to consider:Many jobs are physically demanding, and it can be difficult or even dangerous for older workers to keep doing them.Construction workers, nurses, and factory workers often have to retire earlier due to the toll their jobs take on their bodies.Higher retirement ages can discourage companies from hiring and promoting older workers, since they know these employees will be around longer. This could lead to age discrimination in the workplace.People have worked hard their whole lives, and they deserve to enjoy their golden years without having to keep working if they don't want to. Raising the retirement age takes away some of that freedom and relaxation time.Those are some heavy things to think about! As you can see, there are valid arguments on both sides of this issue.Personally, I think the best solution might be a flexible retirement age. Instead of setting one age for everyone, we could allow people to retire earlier or later depending on their job, health, and personal situation. So someone with an office job who wants to keep working could delay retirement, while a construction worker with health issues could retire sooner.We could also encourage more people to save for retirement through special accounts and tax benefits. That way, even if theretirement age goes up, people will have their own savings to fall back on.At the end of the day, I just want everyone to be able to retire comfortably and live out their golden years in happiness –whether that's at age 65, 70, or beyond. I know it's a complex issue with no easy answers, but I hope I've given you some things to think about.Thanks for reading, and let me know what you think! Should we raise, lower, or keep the retirement age the same? I'd love to hear your perspective.。
推迟退休年龄的影响社会实践调查报告
推迟退休, 我们怎么办？调查背景: 伴随人口老龄化速度加紧, 社会保障资金缺口等原因影响, 尤其是受国际金融危机影响, 适时地逐渐延长退休年龄, 已经成为欧美各国旳重要社会政策选项。
退休延迟是什么呢? 延迟退休即延迟退休年龄, 指国家结合国外有些国家在讨论或者已经决定要提高退休旳年龄来综合考虑中国人口构造变化旳状况、就业旳状况而逐渐提高退休年龄或延迟退休旳制度。
在我国, 推迟退休年龄旳政策也开始出台。
推迟退休年龄与否能真正化解养老金支出压力？推迟退休年龄对就业有什么影响？大众对推迟退休年龄持什么态度？不一样职业不一样教育背景旳人对此持什么态度?调查内容: 问题:为了深入旳研究推迟退休年龄旳影响,我们做了有关旳调查问卷有关延迟退休年龄旳问卷调查您好！此调查问卷意在理解人群对法定退休年龄旳见解, 问卷不会波及您旳隐私, 请您仔细阅读并按照您或您代表个体旳真实状况填写。
在此, 我们对您予以这一调查工作旳协助和支持表达衷心旳感谢。
谢谢！政策背景：目前中国旳法定退休年龄是1978年制定旳, 为男年满六十周岁, 女年满五十周岁, 女干部年满55周岁。
从事井下、高温、高空、尤其繁重体力劳动或其他有害身体健康工作旳, 退休年龄男年满55周岁, 女年满45周岁, 因病或非因工致残, 由医院证明并经劳动鉴定委员会确认完全丧失劳动能力旳, 退休年龄为男年满50周岁, 女年满45周岁。
2023年7月, 中国人力资源和社会保障研究所所长何平提出, 我国应逐渐延长退休年龄, 提议到2045年不管男女, 退休年龄均为65岁。
人社部正在调研“弹性退休制”。
“延退”一经提出, 便引起了社会极大争议。
第1题您旳性别选项小计比例男5350.96%女5149.04%本题有效填写人次104第2题您旳年龄选项小计比例20岁如下1211.54% 21至30岁7168.27% 31至40岁1312.5% 41至50岁6 5.77% 51至60岁10.96% 60岁以上10.96%本题有效填写人次104第3题您旳职业属于下列哪一类？企业职工2524.04%公务员87.69%事业单位工作人员5 4.81%应届毕业生2927.88%其他3735.58%本题有效填写人次104第4题您同意男女退休时间延迟至65岁吗？选项小计比例同意3129.81%不一样意6057.69%无所谓1312.5%本题有效填写人次104第5题对于男女同龄退休你认为选项小计比例男女平等就应当同步退休3735.58%女性身体条件不如男性, 应当比男性早退休64.42%67本题有效填写人次104第6题您能接受渐进式延迟退休年龄政策吗？选项小计比例能5754.81%不能4543.27%1.92%不好说理由:2本题有效填写人次104第7题您旳文化程度小学及如下10.96%初中4 3.85%高中7 6.73%大学8076.92%硕士硕士1110.58%博士硕士10.96%本题有效填写人次104第8题您认为最佳旳退休年龄是多少？（双选）选项小计比例（男）55岁2019.23%（男）60岁6259.62%（男）65岁1817.31%（女）55岁6663.46%（女）60岁2322.12%（女）65岁87.69%本题有效填写人次104第9题您认为影响退休年龄旳原因有哪些？（多选）选项小计比例社会经济状况6663.46%退休前个人收入状况6764.42%生理需求如个人身体状况8076.92%退休后福利5653.85%个人观念3836.54%其他原因2 1.92%本题有效填写人次104第10题您认为延迟退休年龄最需要处理旳问题是？处理年轻劳动力旳就业问题3634.62%就业形势必须乐观2120.19%控制剩余劳动力旳增长109.62%失业保险、最低生活保障必须真正起保障作用3634.62%其他10.96%本题有效填写人次104第11题您最多能忍受几年旳退休延迟？选项小计比例1-2年6360.58% 3年2120.19% 4年4 3.85% 5年1211.54% 5年以上4 3.85%本题有效填写人次104第12题您认为若实行延迟退休年龄政策后也许会导致旳影响有？选项小计比例40.38%能很好处理养老金缺口等问题, 有助于缓和养老压力42贫富差距更大4442.31%更有效运用人力资源1514.42%其他3 2.88%本题有效填写人次104第13题您认为延迟退休年龄政策能否在实际上得到执行？选项小计比例不能, 因现实中退休更多取决于自身选择33.65%35对部分人可行（如公务员）5350.96%将加剧失业潮1312.5%能3 2.88%本题有效填写人次104第14题您认为渐进式延迟退休年龄政策能否在实际上得到执行？选项小计比例30.77%不能, 最终目旳仍然是延迟退休3234.62%不能, 对一般民众来说太复杂了36能, 延迟退休有过渡阶段可以接受34.62%36其他00%本题有效填写人次104调查成果分析:通过调查汇报得到旳数据我们进行了分析, 得到了如下结论一、有些职业越老越吃香（代表人群: 技术人员、职业经理人）, 对于某些技术类或管理层人士来说, “姜越老越辣”。
外国退休年龄和养老制度调查报告
Retirement ages and pension systems around the worldChinaIn China, the retirement age is 60 for men and 50 for women. The pension system is controlled by the government, and provides basic retirement benefits, health insurance, and other social welfare benefits.United StatesThe retirement age in the United States is 65 or 67, depending on when a person was born. The majority of private pensions are funded through investments in stocks, bonds, and other financial instruments.United KingdomThe retirement age in the United Kingdom is 65 for both men and women. The pension system is funded through contributions from both the employee and employer, as well as investments in the stock market.JapanThe retirement age in Japan is 65 for men and 60 for women. The pension system is funded through mandatory contributions from the employee and employer, as well as investments made by the government.FranceThe retirement age in France is 62 for both men and women. The pension system is funded through contributions from both the employee and employer, as well as investments made by the government.GermanyThe retirement age in Germany is 65 for men and 63 for women. The pension system is funded through contributions from both the employee and employer and investments made by the government.AustraliaThe retirement age in Australia is 65 for men and between 55 and 65 for women, depending on when they were born. The pension system in Australia is funded through contributions from boththe employee and employer, as well as investments made by the government.CanadaThe retirement age in Canada is 65 for men and 60 for women. The pension system is a public system funded throughcontributions from both the employee and employer, as well as various government programs.IndiaThe retirement age in India is 60 for men and 58 for women. The pension system is funded through contributions from theemployee and employer, as well as investments in the stock market.ConclusionRetirement ages and pension systems vary considerably around the world. In some countries, such as the United States and United Kingdom, the retirement age is 65 or higher, and the pension system is largely funded through investments in stocks and bonds. In other countries, such as India and China, the retirement age is lower and the pension system is funded through government programs and contributions from both the employee and employer.。
退休年龄推迟看法英语作文
退休年龄推迟看法英语作文English Answer:The debate over raising the retirement age is a complex one, with valid arguments on both sides. Many people believe that raising the retirement age will be necessary to sustain the solvency of social security and other retirement programs. However, others believe that it would be unfair to force people to work longer, especially those who have already worked hard their entire lives.There are several reasons why some people believe that raising the retirement age is a good idea. First, it would help to ensure that there is enough money to pay for social security benefits and other retirement programs. The population is aging, and more people are living longer. This means that there will be fewer working-age people to support each retiree. Raising the retirement age would help to spread out the cost of retirement programs over a longer period of time.Second, raising the retirement age would allow peopleto work longer and save more money for retirement. This would help to reduce the risk of people outliving their savings. In addition, working longer can help people stay healthy and active. Studies have shown that people who work longer are less likely to experience cognitive decline and other health problems.Third, raising the retirement age would help to reduce income inequality. Currently, people who retire early tendto have higher incomes than those who retire later. This is because they have had more time to save and invest. Raising the retirement age would help to level the playing field by ensuring that everyone has the same opportunity to save for retirement.However, there are also some reasons why some people believe that raising the retirement age would be a bad idea. First, it would be unfair to force people to work longer, especially those who have already worked hard their entire lives. Many people are physically unable to work past acertain age. In addition, raising the retirement age would make it difficult for people to care for their aging parents or pursue other activities that they may enjoy.Second, raising the retirement age could lead to job losses. Employers may be less likely to hire older workers if they have to pay them more for health insurance and other benefits. This could make it difficult for people to find jobs in their later years.Third, raising the retirement age could have a negative impact on the economy. If people are working longer, they will have less time to spend on other activities, such as shopping and travel. This could lead to a decrease in consumer spending and economic growth.Overall, the decision of whether or not to raise the retirement age is a complex one. There are valid arguments on both sides. Ultimately, the decision will need to be made based on the specific circumstances of each country.中文回答：延迟退休年龄观点。
关于延迟退休的调研报告
【目录】一、前言二、关键词三、调查报告1.调查的相关背景2.调查的主要容3.调查的目的4.调查的方法5.调查的对象6.调查的时间四、分析1.调查结果2.问卷数据分析五、总结六、建议七、感受八、附录一、前言随着"中共中央关于全面深化改革假设干重大问题的决定"提出,要"研究制定渐进式延迟退休年龄政策〞，引起了社会各界极大关注。
延迟退休即延迟退休年龄，指国家结合国外有些国家在讨论或者已经决定要提高退休的年龄来综合考虑中国人口构造变化的情况、就业的情况而逐步提高退休年龄或延迟退休的制度。
2021年6月，由于就业压力等多重原因，人社部已经搁置延迟退休的思路，仅仅从研究着手，进展学术探讨。
到2021年11月，2013年11月12日中国共产党第十八届中央委员会第三次全体会议通过"中共中央关于全面深化改革假设干重大问题的决定"指出：研究制定渐进式延迟退休年龄政策。
明确了顶层设计中，延迟退休政策渐进渐行。
二、关键词延迟、退休、养老金、人口老龄化、人力资源三、调查报告1.调查的相关背景早在2021年11月，人保部社会保障研究所负责人就称，有关部门正在酝酿等待条件成熟时延长退休年龄，有可能女职工从2021年开场，男职工从2021 年开场，采取"小步渐进〞方式，每3年延迟1岁，逐步将退休年龄提高到65岁。
在2030年前，职工退休年龄将延迟到65岁。
2021年9月，关于"是否应该推迟退休年龄〞的话题再度引发热议。
起因是在"中国的人力资源状况"白皮书的发布会上，人保部副部长王晓初表示，有专家指出，到2035年中国将面临两名纳税人供养一名养老金领取者的情况。
从全国来看，延迟退休可以使中国养老统筹基金一年增加40亿元、减支160亿元，减缓基金缺口约200亿元。
延迟退休可以降低国家养老金支出压力。
2013年11月12日中国共产党第十八届中央委员会第三次全体会议通过"中共中央关于全面深化改革假设干重大问题的决定"指出：研究制定渐进式延迟退休年龄政策。
英文延迟退休作文
英文延迟退休作文(中英文版)English:The topic of delaying retirement has been garnering significant attention in recent years.With improvements in healthcare and an increase in life expectancy, people are living longer and healthier lives.As a result, there is a growing debate on whether or not the retirement age should be increased.中文：近年来，延迟退休的话题引起了广泛关注。
随着医疗保健的改善和预期寿命的增加，人们生活得更长，更健康。
因此，是否应该提高退休年龄的争论日益激烈。
English:One of the main arguments for delaying retirement is that it can help combat the issue of an aging population.As people live longer, there is a greater need for healthcare and social security systems to support the elderly.By delaying retirement, individuals can contribute to the workforce for a longer period of time, which can help ease the burden on these systems.中文：延迟退休的主要论据之一是，它可以帮助解决人口老龄化的问题。
随着人们的寿命延长，对医疗保健和社会安全系统的支持需求也随之增加。
延迟退休英语作文
延迟退休英语作文英文回答：Retirement is the cessation of paid work or business. In most countries around the world, people receive a government pension after they reach a certain age, such as 65 or 67. However, many countries have raised or are considering raising the retirement age, due to financial pressures.There are a number of reasons why countries are raising the retirement age. One reason is to address the increasing cost of pensions. As people live longer, they will receive pensions for a longer period of time. This puts a strain on government budgets. Raising the retirement age can help to reduce the cost of pensions.Another reason why countries are raising the retirement age is to address the decreasing number of workers relative to the number of retirees. In many countries, thepopulation is aging, and there are fewer people of working age to support the growing number of retirees. This canlead to a shortage of workers and a slowdown in economic growth. Raising the retirement age can help to address this problem by increasing the number of people in the workforce.However, there are also a number of arguments against raising the retirement age. One argument is that older workers may not be able to work as long or as effectivelyas younger workers. This is especially true for physically demanding jobs. Raising the retirement age could forceolder workers to remain in these jobs for longer than they are able to, which could lead to health problems and accidents.Another argument against raising the retirement age is that it could lead to unemployment among older workers. If older workers are forced to work longer, they may be competing with younger workers for jobs. This could make it more difficult for older workers to find employment.Overall, the decision of whether or not to raise theretirement age is a complex one. There are a number of factors that need to be considered, including the cost of pensions, the decreasing number of workers relative to the number of retirees, and the potential impact on older workers.中文回答：延迟退休是指停止领取有偿工作或业务。
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人社部部长尹蔚民201X年3月10日在“两会”上说，希望今年制定出式延迟退休方案，明年将延迟退休方案报经中央同意后公开征求意见，后年推出延迟退休方案。
但从群众舆论看，绝大多数反对延迟退休。
人民网关于延迟退休的调查中，93.9%的网友反对“延退”，只有2.4%的人接受。
看来延迟退休政策一定是“顶层设计”了。
值得注意的是，有的官员和专家在解释延长退休政策时总喜欢拿外国说事，张嘴就外国如何如何，可惜他们没有把事实真相告诉公众。
下面，笔者就介绍15个国家的真实退休年龄和养老制度。
养老保险制度一般都规定，所有公民只要有工作收入就要交纳社会养老保险，不管是受雇于政府还是私营单位，也不管是为别人打工还是自雇职业者，这是法律规定的公民义务。
外国政府主导的社会养老金虽然叫法不同，但基本上可以归纳为三种养老金并存：基本养老金、补充养老金和补贴养老金。
基本养老金：全民统一标准，不管是农民还是工人，是军人还是普通公务员，也不管过去交没交养老保险，交了多少养老保险，到了法定退休年龄，都有资格领取基本养老金，这就保证了所有公民的“老有所养”。
补充养老金：根据个人养老保险的交费情况，对基本养老金进行补充，体现“多交多得”的原则，满足职工的个性化需求。
补贴养老金：如果退休人员赡养的家庭成员多，则根据家庭财产、收入和负担情况，给予补贴，使老年人退休后的家庭生活水平不至于下降很多，体现了社会对弱势群体的关怀。
不少国家规定了几个退休条件，只要符合一个条件就可以退休，法定退休年龄只是名义上的，如果工龄或养老保险交纳到了一定年限，照样可以退休，因此，实际退休年龄会早于法定退休年龄。
1.法国：法定退休年龄60岁，实际退休年龄59.4岁
法国法定退休年龄为60岁;实际平均退休年龄59.4岁，男59.5岁，女59.4岁。
法国201X年新生儿预期寿命为81.6岁(联合国数据，下同)，养老金支付总额是GDP的12.5%。