China’s top legislative body recently reviewed a draft decision to gradually raise the statutory retirement age, sparking discussions across various sectors. 💼📈
Zheng Bingwen, director of the World Social Security Research Center at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, emphasized during the 2024 Bund Summit in Shanghai that delaying the retirement age won’t negatively impact employment rates. Instead, economic development is the key factor influencing employment trends. 🌍✨
\"A delayed retirement age will not have an effect on the employment rate; what ultimately affects employment is economic development,\" Zheng stated. This insight reassures many that the workforce can adapt to the upcoming retirement adjustments without causing unemployment spikes.
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