Glauben Sie, dass Lux angesichts des aktuellen Trends seine Qualität in den nächsten Jahrzehnten aufrechterhalten kann?
https://today.rtl.lu/news/luxembourg/45-189-people-retired-over-the-last-fünf-jahre-1938681625
Von 2028 bis 2029 (Statec-Prognose) werden die Rentenrücklagen defizitär sein. Das bedeutet, dass die Regierung weniger Rentenbeiträge einnimmt, als sie tatsächlich zahlt.
Sollte die Regierung vorerst darüber nachdenken, welche Renten den Beamten gezahlt werden?
Ich beziehe mich auf den öffentlichen Sektor, da dies der einfachste Weg ist, die Renten zu kürzen, da die Fluktuation äußerst gering ist. Was ist Ihre Meinung dazu?
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Von Fast_Gap7215
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Bloody hope not. Still have 26 years to go!
The pensions of government workers are already practically the same as in the private sector. The formula is slightly different but for most government employees, when they reach pension they will receive a very similar amount compared to private workers. The reason current government pensions are higher is because they fall under the old arrangement. The problem is that it is very difficult to cut these because historically these workers were hired with the promise that in return for lower salaries (yes, back then government salaries were in fact lower compared to the private sector) they will receive more pension.
There are approximately 33,000 civil servants, and estimates indicate that over 90% of public administration positions are held by citizens, all of whom are registered voters. The government would let everything else collapse before touching civil servants‘ pensions. Moreover, those in power would be directly affected, making such a measure even less likely.