With the intensification of population aging and the increase of pension pressure, delayed retirement has become a hot topic of concern in China's society. Under the policy, people born between 1968 and 1978 will be affected by delayed retirement, and four groups of people may feel particularly stressed as a result. This article will ** the plight of these populations and analyze who is likely to board"Morning bus"and be the first to enjoy the opportunities that come with delayed retirement.
1. Manual laborers.
For manual workers, delaying retirement means they need to work longer hours and continue to endure physical exertion. As they age, their physical condition may gradually deteriorate, which makes it difficult for them to adapt to a more strenuous work environment. As a result, manual workers may feel more pressured under the delayed retirement policy.
2. Low-income people.
Low-income people usually rely on a stable income to make ends meet, and delaying retirement will lead to less income and more stress. These people may face financial hardship and struggle to maintain a basic standard of living. As a result, low-income people may feel greater financial pressure under the delayed retirement policy.
3. Flexible employment.
Flexible workers often do not have stable employment contracts and guarantees, and delaying retirement will expose them to greater employment pressure and uncertainty. They may need to continue working for a longer period of time while facing a higher risk of losing their job. As a result, flexible workers may feel greater employment pressure under the delayed retirement policy.
4. Housewives and housewives.
For those with long-term family responsibilities, delaying retirement may mean that they need to continue to take on family responsibilities while facing greater financial pressure. These people may need to continue working for longer periods of time while taking care of their families, which can pose greater challenges to their physical and mental health.
Who will board the "morning train"?
While delaying retirement has put pressure on some people, others may see opportunities as a result. The following categories of people may be boarded"Morning bus"and be the first to enjoy the opportunities that come with delayed retirement.
1.High-wage workers: High-wage workers generally have better financial security and more savings, and delaying retirement allows them to continue to enjoy a high income while increasing their pension accumulation.
2.Knowledge workers: Knowledge workers often have better education and skills, and they can continue to develop their professional capabilities and have better career development opportunities during delayed retirement.
3.Entrepreneurs: Entrepreneurs often have more autonomy and flexibility, and delaying retirement can give them more time and opportunities to grow their careers.
To sum up, the implementation of the delayed retirement policy will have different impacts on people born between 1968 and 1978. Manual workers, low-income earners, flexible workers and housewives are likely to feel more pressure, while high-wage workers, knowledge workers and entrepreneurs are likely to be the first to board"Morning bus"and enjoy the opportunities that come with delaying retirement.
With the big picture of delaying retirement in mind, we need to pay attention to the needs and plight of these people, and actively seek solutions to provide them with better protection and support.