provision for retired farmers | settlement on retirement

provision for retired farmers | retirement | settlement on retirement

retired farmer | retired people

pension scheme [ occupational pension | old age pension | pension plan | retirement pension | State pension ]

old age pension | OAS | Old Age Security | Old Age Security pension | Social Security benefit

Old Age Security Act [ Old Age Assistance Act | An Act to provide for old age security | An Act to provide for old age assistance ]

Old Age Security pension | Old Age pension

elderly person [ aged person | old age | older people | old person | senior citizen | ageing(UNBIS) | ageing persons(UNBIS) ]

quota share | actual quota share | share in actual quotas | share in total quotas

Old age pensions and healthcare constitute a growing proportion of social expenditure, while the proportion devoted to family and unemployment benefits, which benefit younger age groups more, has tended to decrease.

38. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to take into account the socio-economic obstacles encountered by women in specific circumstances such as in rural areas, in male-dominated sectors, in older age, and by women with disabilities; emphasises that women continue to experience greater job insecurity than men and that job insecurity has increased as a result of the crisis, and expresses concern over the number and proportion of women who suffer in-work poverty; takes the view that helping women return to the labour market requires multidimensional policy solutions incorporating lifelong learning and action to combat precariou ...[+++]s work and promote work with rights and differentiated work organisation practices; asks the Commission and the Member States to reinforce a gender perspective in all job creation programmes, creating high-quality jobs in line with the ILO’s Decent Work agenda;

7. Urges that attention be given not only to the so-called new ‘green jobs’ but also to ‘white jobs’; points out that by 2030 the proportion of those aged over 65 in relation to those aged 15-64 will increase from 26 % in 2008 to 38 % by 2030; notes that there will therefore be an increasing need for shared policies on active ageing, with particular reference to measures to promote literacy and refresh and update key skills in the field of ICT in order to overcome the digital divide, which is a growing factor in the social exclusion of the elderly;

7. Urges that attention be given not only to the so-called new ‘green jobs’ but also to ‘white jobs’; points out that by 2030 the proportion of those aged over 65 in relation to those aged 15-64 will increase from 26 % in 2008 to 38 % by 2030; notes that there will therefore be an increasing need for shared policies on active ageing, with particular reference to measures to promote literacy and refresh and update key skills in the field of ICT in order to overcome the digital divide, which is a growing factor in the social exclusion of the elderly;