Yesterday I was chatting with my father and younger brother, and my younger brother suddenly asked how much my father's retirement salary is? My father said it was more than 7k, and my brother asked me how much my father-in-law's retirement salary was, and I said more than 5k.
My father and my father-in-law are both retired teachers, but they are not from the same province, and my father-in-law retired three years early, and my father retired at a normal age, so the salary difference between the same industry is still relatively large. Dad said that another colleague of his had a retirement salary of more than 8k, because the enterprise annuity received more than Dad's, so the salary was higher.
The younger brother also said that his father-in-law, who retired last year, has a higher salary after retirement than before retirement, almost more than 9k, and his brother-in-law is retired from a state-owned enterprise. The younger brother also said that another relative's retirement salary was only more than 4k, but he was the leader of a local ** enterprise before he retired. It seems that compared with local ** enterprises, the difference in retirement wages between state-owned enterprises is still very large.
Everyone also talked about the retirement salary of another uncle in the family who was only more than 2k, and this uncle was also retired from a state-owned enterprise, but he was a contract worker before he retired, and there was still a lot of difference between his salary and that of a regular worker.
Looking at all walks of life, the difference in the salary of retirees in various regions is quite large. The state has always advocated the integration of pensions, and it is estimated that until the retirement of our generation, the pension difference should not be too big.