Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To life expectancy in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Commission's annual growth analysis, which recommends raising the legal retirement age by linking it to life expectancy.
The pension reform decided in 2010 is not linked to life expectancy or to the situation of the health
by linking statutory retirement age to life expectancy.
for retirement ages to be linked to life expectancy.
continue steps to increase the effective retirement age and link it to life expectancy.
In recent years, the sustainability of the pension system has been improved by raising the pensionable age to 67 by 2021 and linking it to life expectancy thereafter.
Take measures to increase the statutory retirement age, including linking it to life expectancy, and underpin these with labour market measures,
Further linking the statutory retirement age to life expectancy will help to preserve the financial stability of public pension systems as the share of older people increases in the EU population.
the retirement age is not linked to life expectancy and the cost-effectiveness of long-term institutional care could be improved.
linking the statutory retirement age to life expectancy would help to achieve this goal.
by linking the statutory retirement age to life expectancy.
mechanisms for the adjustment of benefits to life expectancy, ad hoc adjustments in benefits and contributions will be needed.
Take measures to increase the statutory retirement age by linking it to life expectancy, and underpin these measures with others to raise the effective retirement age
link the retirement age to life expectancy after 2026 and improve the way the basic part of the social insurance pension is financed.
linking it to life expectancy thereafter.
the government reached an agreement to raise the statutory retirement age to 66 in 2020 and to link it to life expectancy thereafter.
linking the statutory retirement age to life expectancy.
The inference which can be drawn from such studies is that the practice of insurers to use sex as a determining factor in the evaluation of risk is based on ease of use rather than real value as a guide to life expectancy.
In addition to gradually increasing the first-pillar statutory retirement age from 65 in 2012 to 67 in 2023 and linking it to life expectancy thereafter, the Netherlands has adopted comprehensive reforms of the privately funded pillar of the pension system and in the long-term care system.
However, automatically linking the pension age to life expectancy after 2020, in combination with continued efforts to raise the effective retirement age as well as reforming long-term care, in order to curb the fast-rising costs, is not envisaged by the Dutch Government at this stage.