The Italian government does not plan to raise the minimum retirement age, now 57, above age 60 as previous pension reform plans called for, instead hoping to make the system more financially viable by streamlining it through combining oversight agencies. They are now proposing to merge state pension body INPS with work-related insurance body INAIL and three sector specific pension institutes: INPDAP for public administration workers, ENPALS (for the self employed, and IPSEMA for maritime workers. The new reform plan is expected to be presented to the Italian parliament no later than March 31.
Italian Government Cancels Plan To Raise Age Of Retirement
The Italian government does not plan to raise the minimum retirement age, now 57, above age 60 as previous pension reform plans called for, instead hoping to make the system more financially viable by streamlining it through combining oversight agencies.
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