The Justice Council is considering appealing to the Constitutional Court regarding judges' pension calculation
The Justice Council in Latvia plans to appeal to the Constitutional Court if the Saeima adopts the special pension law for judges and prosecutors again without significant changes.
The Saeima will reconsider the law on replacing judges' retirement pensions with special pensions
The Saeima is set to re-evaluate legislation concerning the pension system for judges, focusing on the transition from retirement pensions to special pensions, with significant implications for judges' financial security and independence.
The Chief Justice Calls for an Evaluation of the Judges' Pension Law
The Chief Justice of Latvia urges a comprehensive assessment of the judges' pension law to ensure judicial independence and financial security for judges.
Citizen Initiative Calls for Change in Pension Law โ Required 50,000 Supporters Reached
A citizen initiative has successfully gathered 50,000 supporters demanding changes to Finland's pension law.
Proposal to Lower the Threshold for the Second Degree State Pension: Raising 3 Children Would Be Enough
A Lithuanian lawmaker proposes reducing the requirement for state pensions for large families from five children to three to better reflect demographic realities.
The Chairman of the Judicial Council warns that the new pension law may violate three points of the Constitution
The Chairman of the Judicial Council of Latvia has raised concerns that a proposed special pension law for judges and prosecutors may infringe on constitutional rights by affecting their financial security and independence.
Work, Pension, Demography: Later Retirement? Legally Difficult
The article discusses the challenges of implementing later retirement ages in the context of German law and demographics, as recent studies highlight that many laws still favor early retirement.
Do high school and university studies have an impact on retirement? Here's what the regulations say
The article discusses how education, including high school and university studies, can influence retirement benefits according to Polish law.
Man from Tachov collected pension from deceased mother-in-law for 25 years, drowning in million-dollar executions
A man in the Tachov region has been receiving a pension from his late mother-in-law for over 25 years, leading to severe financial consequences due to unpaid debts.
The existing pension system will no longer apply to judges and prosecutors
Latvia's Saeima has approved a new pension law specifically for judges and prosecutors, altering the existing retirement system that previously included these officials.
Is It Worth Working in Retirement?
The Croatian Pensioners' Party and the Union of Retirees criticize the amendments to the pension insurance law, while Secretary Ivan Vidiลก claims the reforms have significantly improved the situation for retirees.
Lawyer answered the most common questions about second pillar funds: what is unclear to the residents
A lawyer from the law firm 'Sorainen' addresses common questions regarding the second pillar pension funds, clarifying the legal options available to contributors.
The Government Officialized the Disability Emergency Law: Key Changes
The national government has approved the regulations for the National Emergency Law on Disability, establishing operational procedures for a new non-contributory pension system for affected individuals.
Retirees' assets were attacked by fraudsters in the Master case, says expert
Legal expert Rรดmulo Saraiva stated that the Master case represents an attack on retirees' assets by fraudsters, highlighting manipulation in the investigation of former Rioprevidรชncia president Deivis Marcon Antunes.
How pensions will be in 2026 after the Government's new decree to increase them by 2.7%
The Government has restructured the omnibus Royal Decree-Law to separately address pension increases and social protections after the measure was rejected by Congress last week.
The adventure of the PIP reform. "It's not about contracts, but pensions"
Donald Tusk's decision to block a law allowing the National Labor Inspectorate to convert civil law contracts into employment contracts is seen as a gesture towards entrepreneurs, yet it highlights a deeper issue related to the flawed pension system that the state is trying to address through coercion.
Citizens can now request a free salary and pension account
Starting today, citizens can apply for a free account for regular income with a new package of services, following the implementation of a new law in Croatia.
Manoeuvre ok, but there's the pension issue
The 2026 budget law is facing criticism as the government fast-tracked its approval in the Chamber of Deputies while opposition parties argue that parliamentary processes are being undermined.
Tridico: "Giorgetti should apologize for promises on pensions. They worsened the Fornero law"
Pasquale Tridico, an M5S Europarliament member and former Inps president, criticizes the current government's pension policies, claiming they have only generated revenue without fostering growth or supporting the South, which is facing depopulation and migration.
In social policy 2025, femicide marked by the victory of the Shadow Association...
In 2025, social policy in Croatia was significantly affected by femicides, including the murder of 19 women and the introduction of a new pension insurance law that increased benefits for retirees while repealing provisions on personal assistance.