Aktuálně.cz | No pensions on a burnt planet. What will the world be like when we stop working in 40 years?
Klára Votavová, our researcher, has written a commentary on the current government pension reform. According to Votavová, it is alarming that the reform does not take into account climate change and the impact of technology on the labour market.
The whole commentary is available here.
#labour #climate change #pension reform
Klára Votavová
Associate Research Fellow
Associate Research Fellow
Expertise: Social policies, EU digital policies, Just Transition, Central and Eastern Europe
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email: europeum@europeum.org
https://www.europeum.org