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In September 2000, The Multinational focused on the problems that
global ageing is posing governments as they seek to secure the
retirement income needs of their citizens. Potentially, Germany is
among the worst placed countries to confront the challenges of
ageing. It suffers from the conflicting pressures of generous retirement
provision from its current unfunded social security system and a
population profile where - according to recent estimates by the US
Bureau of Census - by 2050 the over eighties will be greater in
number than the under twenties and whose working-age population is
projected to fall by 43% by 2050.
Newsbriefs - Country developments reported this month:
New from Watson Wyatt:
Central Europe
Benefits and
Employment Terms
Report.
Benefits Report
Europe, USA and
Canada/Employment Terms
and Conditions Report
Framework Reports
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